Download files from URLs and upload them as temporary files. Note: Uploaded files are temporary and automatically deleted after 3 days.
Features
- Supports HTTP and HTTPS file links
- Automatically downloads remote files and uploads them
- Automatically extracts file names from URLs or uses custom file names
- Automatic MIME type recognition
- Returns complete file information and download links
- API Key authentication protection
- Uploaded files are temporary and automatically deleted after 3 days
Supported Protocols
- HTTP:
http://example.com/file.jpg
- HTTPS:
https://example.com/file.jpg
Use Cases
- Migrating files from other services
- Batch downloading and storing web resources
- Backing up remote files
- Caching external resources
Important Notes
- Ensure the provided URL is publicly accessible
- Download timeout is 30 seconds
- Recommended file size limit is 100MB
Authorizations
All APIs require authentication via Bearer Token.
Get API Key:
- Visit API Key Management Page to get your API Key
Usage: Add to request header: Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY
Note:
- Keep your API Key secure and do not share it with others
- If you suspect your API Key has been compromised, reset it immediately in the management page
Body
application/json
File download URL, must be a valid HTTP or HTTPS address
Example:
"https://example.com/images/sample.jpg"
File upload path, without leading or trailing slashes
Example:
"images/downloaded"
File name (optional), including file extension. If not provided, a random file name will be generated. If the same file name already exists, the old file will be overwritten. Note: Due to caching, changes may not take effect immediately.
Example:
"sample-image.jpg"
Response
File uploaded successfully
Whether the request was successful
Response Status Code
Code | Description |
---|---|
200 | Success - Request has been processed successfully |
400 | Bad Request - Request parameters are incorrect or missing required parameters |
401 | Unauthorized - Authentication credentials are missing or invalid |
405 | Method Not Allowed - Request method is not supported |
500 | Server Error - An unexpected error occurred while processing the request |
Available options:
200
, 400
, 401
, 405
, 500
Response message
Example:
"File uploaded successfully"