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Create your account once. This link stays the same, and future links are saved automatically while you’re signed in.
Continue on another device?
You can copy a private setup link and open it where you are signed in. It grants control of this link, so keep it to yourself; it is not the sharing link.
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Save this key.
Save this key now. You can use it to sign in to this dashboard or to connect an agent.
Shown once. Anyone with this key can manage your links. Keep it private.
Want to connect an agent?
This recovery key also works as the agent key: the CLI or an agent uses it to publish to your links. Full setup instructions are under Account once you finish here.
If you lose both your passphrase and this key, access to your account cannot be restored. Your link stays kept either way.
Your links
Open a link, change its visitor password, or take it offline.
Share something first, then keep it with an account — your links appear here.
Need to replace files or restore a version? Update files with the CLI or API to keep the same URL.
Account
Sign in to keep links and manage them. Or just share files as a guest.
Keep a link from another device
Have a recovery key instead?
Overview
What is connected to your account, and how to connect more.
Connect an agent
Your agent can share, update and roll back through the CLI or HTTP API with your recovery key.
curl -fsSL https://dropzoom.link/dropzoom.mjs -o dropzoom && chmod +x dropzoom./dropzoom connect --key-file PRIVATE_FILE./dropzoom publish ./distSupply the key through a private key file (--key-file) or hidden stdin, never in a command argument. Invitations remain a first-time setup path. There is no public npm package.
Passkeys
A passkey signs you in as the account owner, the same as your passphrase. Agents cannot use it, but you use it to approve an agent that registers itself. It is optional, and your passphrase stays.
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Add a passkey
Signs out every other browser signed in to this account with your passphrase or a passkey. Recovery and agent keys are not affected: to cut one off, remove it under Connected agents and devices.
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Passkeys appear here when this browser supports them and you are signed in with your passphrase or a passkey.
Connected agents and devices
A key lets a person or an agent sign in and publish as you. Remove anything you no longer use.
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Security activity
The last 20 changes to how this account can be signed in to or used by an agent. Places are approximate.
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Security activity appears here when you are signed in with your passphrase or a passkey.