> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.devolutions.net/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.devolutions.net/send/readme.md).

# Devolutions Send

Devolutions Send is a free, secure sharing solution: it sends passwords, notes and files through temporary, encrypted links. Used on its own, it requires no license and no sign-up.

Devolutions Send is a free, secure sharing solution: it sends passwords, notes and files through temporary, encrypted links. Used on its own, it requires no license and no sign-up.

The content is encrypted before it leaves the sender, in the browser on the website or on your Devolutions Server, so Devolutions can never read it. The link stops working after the time or the number of views you choose.

## Key features

* **Secure secret sharing:** encrypted links for passwords, notes and confidential information.
* **Encrypted file transfer:** up to 10 files per link, 1 MB in total without an account, 30 MB with a Devolutions Account.
* **Expiration:** choose how long a link stays available.
* **View limits and recipient controls:** limit how many times a secret can be viewed, and let the recipient delete it.
* **Optional passphrase:** an extra layer, shared separately with the recipient.
* **Read receipts:** optionally receive an email when the recipient opens the link.
* **Envelopes:** ask someone to send you a secret; only you can read the answer.

## Canada or Europe region

Devolutions Send stores the encrypted content in Canada (`send.devolutions.com`) or in Europe, in France (`send.devolutions.eu`). On the website, the region is the address you use. In the Devolutions apps, Devolutions Cloud and Devolutions Server administrators set the region once, and connected clients use it. See [Choose the region](/send/administration/choose-the-region.md).

## Integrated in Devolutions apps

Devolutions Send is available as a standalone web app and as a feature of Remote Desktop Manager, Devolutions Server, Devolutions Cloud and Devolutions Password Manager.

## Typical uses

* Share passwords with internal teams or external partners.
* Send temporary access credentials.
* Transfer confidential files.
* Receive a secret from someone outside your organization.
* Replace password sharing through email or chat.

## Where to start

<table data-view="cards"><thead><tr><th></th><th></th><th data-hidden data-card-target data-type="content-ref"></th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td><strong>Devolutions Send web app</strong></td><td>Send a secret from the website, without an app or an account.</td><td><a href="/send/web-app.md">Devolutions Send web app</a></td></tr><tr><td><strong>Devolutions Send in-app</strong></td><td>Share from your vaults in Remote Desktop Manager, Devolutions Cloud, Devolutions Server or Devolutions Password Manager.</td><td><a href="/send/in-app.md">Devolutions Send in-app</a></td></tr><tr><td><strong>I received a link</strong></td><td>Open a secure message, no account needed.</td><td><a href="/send/web-app/open-a-link-you-received.md">Open a link you received</a></td></tr><tr><td><strong>Administrators</strong></td><td>Enable, control or hide Devolutions Send in your organization.</td><td><a href="/send/administration.md">Control Devolutions Send in your organization</a></td></tr></tbody></table>

New to Devolutions Send? Start with the [Quick start](/send/quick-start.md). A question? See the [FAQ](/send/help/frequently-asked-questions.md) or [Error messages](/send/help/error-messages.md).

{% hint style="warning" %}
A genuine Devolutions Send link always starts with `send.devolutions.com` or `send.devolutions.eu`. See [Recognize a genuine Devolutions Send link](/send/web-app/recognize-a-genuine-devolutions-send-link.md).
{% endhint %}


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