Turn external links into direct downloads
Paste a link to a file hosted elsewhere (like Google Drive), and DJOB gives you back a direct download link you can share anywhere — no more "open in browser" pages.
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Paste the external file link
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DJOB creates a direct download link
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Share it — anyone can download the file
Try it now — no signup needed
Free plan
No account required. Shared pool of up to 100 active free links at a time, each valid for 24 hours and good for 1 download.
With an account
Choose the limit per link — once, a fixed number of times, or unlimited — with no forced expiration, billed only for the volume you actually download. Includes an API token to create links programmatically.
There's no separate paid account — it's the same account, billed only for what you download through it. The anonymous, no-login mode above still works exactly as it does today, for quick tests without creating an account.
Ways companies use DJOB to cut cost and busywork
No infrastructure to run, no subscription to justify for occasional use — just a link.
Swap the file without touching the post
Update the file behind a link already shared in a social post or embedded in a WordPress page, without editing that post or page again every time the file changes.
Outsource file hosting for legacy systems
Offload hosting and access control for heavy files (catalogs, media kits, reports) to legacy or simple systems that lack that control natively, without overloading your own server.
Promotions that expire on their own
Set up temporary links for promotional offers or campaigns that expire automatically, without having to remember to deactivate them manually.
Keep the real file source private
Hide the real origin of a file (e.g. Google Drive) in marketing material, avoiding leaking your internal folder or account structure.
Skip the CDN for occasional big files
Avoid paying for a dedicated CDN or file server just to distribute the occasional large file — an RFP, an onboarding kit, an install package.
Share with outsiders without adding accounts
Give a freelancer, agency, or client temporary access to a file without creating an account for them on your shared drive or managing folder permissions — access ends on its own.
Send files too big for email or chat
Get past an email or chat tool's attachment size limit without paying for a big-file-transfer subscription for a one-off need.