Create Self-Destructing Links
Share files that automatically vanish after viewing or time expiry. Perfect for sensitive documents and temporary sharing.
How It Works
Create self-destructing links in 3 simple steps
Paste your Google Drive Link
Copy the sharing link of any Google Drive file and paste it into the form.
Set Destruction Rules
Choose when the link should self-destruct—after a number of views or after a time period.
Share the Burn Link
Send the generated link to your recipients. It will be permanently destroyed after the limit is reached.
Who Uses Burn Links?
Perfect for temporary and sensitive file sharing
Journalists
Share confidential sources and documents that must be destroyed after viewing.
Lawyers
Send sensitive case files that should only be viewed once by clients.
HR Teams
Share temporary access to employee documents and contracts.
Developers
Share API keys, credentials, and sensitive code snippets securely.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about Burn Links
Are burn links really deleted?
Yes. Once the deletion criteria is met (views limit or time expiry), the link is permanently destroyed and cannot be recovered by anyone.
Can I track who opened the link?
You get a confirmation when the link is destroyed. Detailed access logs including IP address and timestamps are available for all users.
What happens if someone tries to access after expiry?
The link becomes inaccessible and recipients will see an error message. The file cannot be accessed after the limit is reached.
Can I add password protection?
Yes! You can optionally add password protection to your burn links for an extra layer of security.
Is Burn Links free to use?
Yes! Burn Links is completely free. All features including view limits, time expiry, and password protection are available at no cost.