Upload to URL was built for one reason: getting a public link for a file shouldn't require a DevOps degree.
Usually, when you need to host a generated PDF, a resized image, or a dynamic report, you're forced into the "S3/R2 dance"—creating buckets, fighting with IAM policies, and configuring CORS just to send a link to Slack or an email. It’s total overkill for 90% of development and automation tasks.
This tool is the "Easy Mode" for file hosting. You send a file via API (or our dedicated n8n node), and we give you a secure, CDN-backed public URL instantly.
Key Features:
• Zero Infrastructure: No buckets to manage or access keys to rotate.
• API-First: Simple endpoints to handle Binary or Base64 uploads.
• High-Speed Delivery: Every file is served via a global CDN for low-latency access.
• n8n Native: Includes a dedicated community node to streamline your automation workflows.
• Secure by Design: Built to handle the "hand-off" of assets between services without exposing your entire storage backend.
Whether you're building a micro-SaaS, running complex automations, or just need a temporary home for a dynamic asset, Upload to URL handles the hosting so you can get back to building.
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Hey! I built this because I was tired of setting up S3 buckets just to get a public URL for a file in my workflows. Managing IAM policies and CORS just to send a PDF to Slack or an email is total