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Developer-first Static Website Assets

Host CSS, JS, and Fonts for Fast Front-End Loads

Host CSS, JS, fonts, and images with global CDN delivery for blazing-fast websites.

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Page speed lives and dies on how fast your static assets arrive. A stylesheet that blocks render, a font that flashes, a JS bundle fetched from a single far-away origin — each one adds milliseconds your users feel. files.link hosts your front-end assets (CSS, JavaScript, web fonts, sprite images) on a global CDN so the browser pulls each file from a nearby edge, not from your app server in one region.

The workflow fits a build step cleanly. After your bundler emits hashed filenames like app.4f9a.css and vendor.7c2e.js, upload them with the standard three calls — POST /v1/files/{folderId} returns { success, urls:[{url,id,...}] }, PUT each asset's bytes to its presigned url, POST /v1/files/confirm-upload with { ids:[...] }, using your raw API key — then reference the returned CDN URLs in your HTML or as your bundler's public path.

Because content-hashed filenames change whenever the contents change, you can let the browser cache aggressively and never serve a stale bundle: a new deploy simply produces new URLs.

Content types are set automatically from the file extension, so .css, .js, .woff2, .svg, and image formats all arrive with the right MIME type and render without the manual header fiddling raw object stores often require. Fonts in particular benefit from edge delivery, since a font fetched from far away is a classic cause of layout shift. This isn't a hosting platform with a build pipeline — you bring the built files; files.link is purely the durable, edge-delivered place they live, which means it slots in next to Netlify, Vercel, or any host without replacing them.

For the image half of your asset pipeline, see image-cdn, webp-hosting, and svg-hosting; for app and mobile bundles, mobile-app-assets; for CMS and builder workflows, wordpress-media-storage and webflow-file-storage; and for framework specifics, react-file-storage and nextjs-file-storage. affordable-cdn and file-storage-with-cdn cover the delivery economics. Billing is prepaid credits against storage and bandwidth.

Benefits With No Complexity

Global CDN delivery

Your files are served from 450+ edge locations worldwide.

Edge-cached worldwide

Files are cached close to your users for fast delivery.

Signed-URL security

Private files stay protected with time-limited access.

What You Get

Unlimited files

Upload as many files as you need.

Unlimited storage

There is no storage limit.

Public + Private storage

Private files are fully secured.

CDN ready links

Upload directly to 450+ edge locations worldwide.

Prepaid credits

No subscription. Pay only for the storage and bandwidth you use.

More coming soon

We have plenty of features coming!

How files.link Works

1. Upload

Create a project and upload your first file.

2. Copy

Copy the CDN link.

3. Use Anywhere

Paste and enjoy the blazing speed.

Why Developers Choose files.link

A Better Way to Store & Deliver Files

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Global CDN delivery
Upload arbitrary build output via API
Automatic MIME types from extension
No build pipeline to adopt
Permanent hashed-asset URLs
Prepaid credits billing

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  • Global CDN delivery
  • Edge-cached worldwide
  • Signed-URL security
  • Unlimited files
  • Unlimited storage
  • Public + Private storage
  • No subscription — prepaid credits keep spend predictable
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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I point my existing site at files.link for assets?
Yes. Upload your built CSS, JS, and fonts via API and reference the returned CDN URLs as your asset host or bundler public path — no migration of your app required.
Do I need to set Content-Type headers myself?
No. Content types are detected from the file extension, so CSS, JS, woff2 fonts, SVGs, and images are all served with correct MIME types.
How do I avoid serving stale cached assets?
Use content-hashed filenames from your bundler. Each build produces new URLs, so browsers can cache aggressively and never see a stale bundle.
Is there a build pipeline I have to learn?
No. files.link only stores and serves the files you upload; you keep your existing build tooling and host.
General Questions
Is there a subscription?
No. files.link uses prepaid credits, so storage, bandwidth, and API usage are deducted from your balance as you go. The app explains the payment step before uploads are enabled — no monthly subscription and no per-user fees.
What is files.link?
files.link is a developer-first file platform that makes it simple to store, secure, and deliver files globally. It provides signed URLs, public/private access, and an API-first design so you can integrate file delivery into any app without the usual complexity.
How does billing work?
files.link uses prepaid credits. As you use storage, bandwidth, and API requests, credits are deducted daily. When your balance runs low, we automatically recharge it using your saved card. If an auto-recharge doesn't go through, your files and links stay put — you simply update your payment method or top up manually to keep going. No monthly subscriptions — just simple usage-based pricing.
How secure is my data?
All files are encrypted at rest and in transit. You can use signed URLs for private files, control access with permissions, and rely on enterprise-grade infrastructure for data protection.

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