Uploading files to file sharing / FTP



Adding filesharing accounts for uploading

Click on the "Settings" tab

Choose a profile

Choose the desired account if you want to rename it, change settings, or delete it

This is a complete list of supported file exchangers for uploading. Photo sharing starts with SCR. and video sharing with VIDEO. In brackets you can see the upload size limit of the exchanger. If the exchanger for registered and premium users provides different limits, they will be specified through the separator.

After selecting the desired exchanger from the list, click on the button to add it to the list of exchangers in your profile. After that, you will be prompted to enter the settings of the file exchanger account (see below)

These are lists of link encryption services (see below)

File sharing settings:

The settings of the share site itself

Prefix and suffix for the link after the upload, for example PREFIX SOMETHING SUBFIX (no spaces)

Prefix and suffix for the file name under which the file will be uploaded. Prefix will be added to the name on the left and suffix at the end, and with this name the file will be uploaded to file-sharing. The name of the original file will not change.

If you have premium status at the sharing site, be sure to check it, so that you can upload larger files to it (if the sharing site allows)

After uploading, the link very often does not even have a hint of the name of the file, which is hidden under it. So it is important to check this box if it is important to you that the link will contain the name of the file. The name will be added by means of filesharing site itself if it allows it, or forcibly added to the end of the link as LINK?FILE_NAME

If you need to leave special characters in file name, check this option, otherwise they will be replaced by _.

It will generate a random filename with characters and numbers, and upload it to file-sharing service, the original file will not be affected.

Here you can select a link encryption service account added in advance, which will be used to encrypt the link after uploading the file

Uploading files to file sharing sites


Select the files to upload

Press upload button

Choose the profile you want with your set of file shares.

Choose shares for uploading

When you choose what shares you need, then by clicking this button you can copy them all to a separate new profile

Here you can choose a list of FTP accounts to upload

By clicking on the edit button the parameters of that FTP connection will be displayed below for editing

The arrow button allows you to move the FTP account to the list of upload shares (for convenience)

This is the window with settings for FTP, by clicking on "save FTP", this account will be added (or updated) to the FTP accounts table above (6)

These are quick-start buttons to unload all the shares in your profile. Instead of selecting a profile & selecting all shares in it, you can just click here on the button with the name of the profile and it will immediately start uploading to all shares from this profile.

Getting links after uploading to FTP

At the moment, keep2share.cc and datafile.com support the function of getting links after uploading to FTP.

To do this, you must first add a filesharing account on the "settings" page, and then in the upload files window when you add an FTP account, select the desired filesharing account from the list

Uploading Progress

A separate page has been created to track the process of unloading files

Click on the "Upload" tab

Here you can set the number of files to be uploaded at the same time

Here you can set the number of times the task will try to restart in case of an error

This is the list of current upload tasks

Button for clearing successfully executed tasks

Button for clearing tasks with errors

Button to stop all active or pending tasks

The button for a forced restart of all tasks with errors

The list of links corresponds to the list of successful unloading tasks

The switch allows in the text field (9) instead of splitting links into multiple lines, but to separate them with a space, without splitting.