plik
About plik
Plik is a self-hosted temporary file upload system similar to WeTransfer. It is written in Go and designed for scalability. The system allows users to upload files temporarily with various configurable options.
Plik supports multiple storage and metadata backends, offering flexibility in deployment. It includes features like end-to-end encryption, file previews, and integration with third-party clients.
Key features
- Modern Vue 3 web interface with themes and internationalization
- Command line client for uploading files
- Multiple storage backends including local, S3, and Google Cloud Storage
- Configurable TTL with auto-cleanup for temporary files
- End-to-end encryption using Age
- File preview with syntax highlighting and media player
- Prometheus metrics for monitoring
- MCP server for AI assistant integration
Download 1.4.2
Mar 31, 2026Frequently asked questions
- Is plik free?
- Yes. plik is free and open-source software, distributed under the NOASSERTION license.
- Which platforms does plik support?
- plik provides downloads for Windows, Linux.
- What is the latest version of plik?
- The latest version is 1.4.2, released on Mar 31, 2026.
- How can I install Plik?
- Plik can be installed via Docker, from a release tarball, Debian/Ubuntu packages, source code, or Kubernetes using Helm.
- What platforms does Plik support?
- Plik can be deployed on any platform that supports Go, including Linux, and can be run in Docker containers or Kubernetes clusters.
- Is Plik open source?
- Yes, Plik is licensed under the MIT license.
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