Upload

Discord's file size limit gets in the way. Upload removes it.

Run /upload, and you get a private link only you can see. Open it, drop in an image or video, and the bot posts it straight back to the channel you ran the command in — the image inline, the video as a playable embed.

Files up to 2 GB. No Nitro required.

Works everywhere you do

/upload is a user-installed command. Add it once to your account and it follows you: every server you're in, your DMs, group chats — even servers where this bot isn't a member and never will be.

No invite to negotiate. No permissions to hand out. No moderator to ask.

How it works

1. Type /upload in any channel.
2. You get a private link. Nobody else sees it.
3. Drop your file in, watch the progress bar.
4. The bot posts it to the channel.

Details

• Images — PNG, JPEG, GIF, WebP, AVIF. Posted as a full-size embed.
• Videos — MP4, WebM, MOV. Posted so they play inline, right in the channel.
• Private links — each one works once, for you, and expires after 14 minutes.
• Nothing to configure — one command, no setup, no dashboard.

Good to know

Uploads are held on shared storage, and the oldest files are cleared out as space runs low. Treat it as a way to share files, not as a permanent archive — keep your own copy of anything you care about.

Only images and videos are accepted. Every file is checked by its actual contents, not its filename.