File Upload

5 open source tools found

Zipline

Self-hosted file upload server that outshines ShareX with Docker ease and rich features.

A next-generation file upload server designed as a ShareX alternative. Fast setup with Docker, supports images, videos, URLs, and more.

Stop containers and remove volumes: 'docker compose down -v'. Delete the project directory. Note: this will also delete all uploaded files; back them up first.

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File Management

FileGator

A self-hosted multi-user file manager with resume-able uploads and multiple storage backends.

Free and open-source self-hosted file manager supporting local, FTP, S3, Dropbox and more. Multi-user with roles and permissions. Drag-and-drop, chunked uploads, zip download.

Delete the deployment directory or remove the Docker container via docker rm.

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File Management

chibisafe

Self-hosted file uploader with beautiful UI, chunked uploads, albums, and URL shortener.

A fast, self-hosted file uploader with beautiful masonry gallery, chunked uploads, URL shortener, and user management.

Stop containers (docker-compose down) and delete mapped volumes (uploads/ and database/ folders) to fully remove.

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File Management

rustypaste

A minimal, self-hosted pastebin / file upload service in Rust, no database required.

Rustypaste is a lightweight file upload and pastebin service. Single binary, filesystem storage, supports expiring & one-shot links, MIME guessing, URL shortening, and self-hosted privacy.

Delete the binary and the upload directory (default `upload/`); if using Docker, run `docker rm` to remove the container.

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File Management

FileRise

Self-hosted file manager with ACL, encryption, WebDAV, and SSO — lightweight and Docker-ready.

Lightweight, self-hosted file manager with granular ACL, resumable uploads, encrypted folders, WebDAV support, and SSO integration. Runs on Docker/Unraid.

Stop and remove container: docker stop filerise && docker rm filerise; delete volumes if needed

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