Add a file from Drive
Keep the file in your Google Drive and paste its link here — the website stores only the file's name, thumbnail and link; the file itself always stays in Drive. That is why storage costs nothing.
Upload Studio
Drop it where it belongs
Each type has its own glass zone — the limits are written up front, so there are no surprise errors later. As soon as you pick a file, its preview and progress show right here.
Login required: log in or sign up from the More section before uploading.
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Total uploaded0 B
Storage used0 B / 10 GB
Dropping anywhere in the Studio works too — the file routes itself to the right zone by type. You can also paste (Ctrl+V) from the clipboard.
Upload queue
No upload in progress
The queue is empty — click a zone above, or drag a file here and drop it.
Library
Everything you uploaded, right here
Click a photo to view it large, play videos right here, and download any file back in a single tap.
My Drive Files
The entries you have added — public ones appear in the Public Gallery, private ones appear locked in the Private Gallery below.
Privacy first — always
Shared files live in the owner's Google Drive, and every entry is saved permanently in the cloud database — visible on every device. Private files stay locked behind their own passwords. Uploaded apps are only stored — nothing is run or installed here.
Public Panel
For everyone — Public Gallery
This is the part every visitor sees, without uploading anything. Your Library is the private panel — a file from there appears here only when you tap “Make public” on it. Every other file stays visible only to you.
Add a Public File
For public entries only — give the file a name when you add it, paste its Drive link, and add your own thumbnail if you like. A chosen thumbnail shows through from under the purple–beige gradient; without one, photo / video entries automatically get the animated gradient thumbnail.
Private Gallery
Locked files — the list is public, the files are not
This section itself is not locked — every private file is listed here by name for everyone to see. But clicking a file does not open it: first you must enter that file's own separate password, set only by the owner. Without the correct password there is no way to reach the Drive link, and the file itself stays locked inside a password-protected ZIP in Drive.
Where do you get the password? Only from the owner — whoever a file is meant for receives that one file's password separately from the owner. One file's password never works on another file. After 5 wrong attempts, the file locks down harder for a short while.
How going public works
Open the Upload page1
Add your file on the Upload page and let the upload finish.
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Go to the Library and tap “Make public” on that file.
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The file appears here in the Public Gallery for every visitor.
Drive system: Drive-link entries keep their files in Google Drive — a public entry's link opens directly, while a private entry asks for that file's own password first, and the file itself stays locked inside a password-protected ZIP in Drive.
How it works
Three steps, that's it
Keep scrolling — the steps travel toward you in 3D depth.
1
Drop it
Drag a file onto the right zone, click to select it, or paste it straight in. If a file lands in the wrong zone, we route it to the right one automatically.
2
Preview & check
A photo's thumbnail, a video's poster frame and duration, an app's size — everything shows before the upload. Wrong file? Remove or replace it in one tap.
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Ready in the Library
As soon as the progress completes, the file lands in the Library — with search, filter and download.
Features
Small page, full power
Pause / resume for large videos
Even a 4 GB video doesn't stall the queue — pause midway and resume from the same spot. Speed and time remaining show alongside the progress.
Try it — click here to watch a sample upload
Instant previews
Photo and video thumbnails are generated right in your browser — no waiting on a server. A video's duration and size are known up front too.
Private by default
Files shared here stay under the owner's control — private files remain locked behind their own passwords, and nothing is ever made public unless the owner chooses it.
Fast search & filters
Even among hundreds of files, typing a name finds it instantly. Filter by type in one tap — Apps, Files, Photos or Videos.
Mobile-first glass
The same Liquid Glass look on your phone — large tap targets, photos straight from the camera, and light animations that don't drain the battery.
Every type, one hub
APK or ZIP, PDF or 4K video — all four types live in one Studio, each with its own rules and limits.
Formats & Limits
What works, and how much
These are the same numbers written on every upload zone — read them first, then upload.
Apps
- FormatsAPK · IPA · EXE · DMG · MSI · ZIP
- Max size2 GB / file
- Max files20
- NoteStored only
Files
- FormatsPDF · DOCX · XLSX · ZIP · any
- Max size500 MB / file
- Max files50
- NoteReplace option on duplicates
Photos
- FormatsJPG · PNG · HEIC · WebP · GIF
- Max size50 MB / file
- Max files100
- NoteInstant thumbnail preview
Videos
- FormatsMP4 · MOV · WebM · MKV
- Max size4 GB / file
- Max files20
- NotePause / resume supported
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Where are my files stored?
Files shared through GlassVault live in the owner's Google Drive, and their entries are saved permanently in the cloud database — so they stay available on every device, even after the tab is closed. A file itself is never stored on this page.
How big can a file be?
Videos up to 4 GB, apps up to 2 GB, documents up to 500 MB and photos up to 50 MB. A file over the limit shows a clear error with the reason, right in the queue.
What if I drop a file into the wrong zone?
No problem — the file's type is detected and it is moved to the correct zone's queue. A photo dropped into the Apps zone still counts as a Photo.
Will an uploaded app be installed here?
Never. Apps are only stored — nothing is opened, installed or executed here. If you want to install one on your device, download it first, scan it with an antivirus, and proceed at your own responsibility.
What if my internet drops mid-upload?
Large videos support pause and resume, so a dropped connection doesn't cost you your progress — resume from the same spot when you're back. Drive-link entries aren't affected at all: the file already lives in Drive.
Can I share files with other people?
Yes — upload the file to your Google Drive and add its link in the Library's “Add a file from Drive” form, along with a name (and an optional thumbnail). A public entry's link opens directly for everyone; for a private entry, pack the file into a password-protected ZIP with the same password before uploading it to Drive — the file then opens only with that password.
What's the difference between the Public Gallery and my Library?
The Library is your private panel — everything you upload is visible only there. The Public Gallery is the public panel every visitor sees: only the files you mark “Make public” in the Library appear there. Drive-link entries are saved permanently in the cloud database and show on every device.
Account
Login / Signup
Log in before opening, downloading or uploading files. Signing in with the owner's email nikhilkumar916160@gmail.com gives Admin access — the Upload section and every private file open without a per-file password. With any other email, a private file still needs that file's own password.
Note: login is handled by Supabase and stays saved in your browser — it remains active even after you close the tab or refresh the page, and ends only when you log out.
Privacy & Safety
Your privacy, in plain words
Files live in the owner's cloud
Shared files are stored in the owner's Google Drive, and every entry is saved in the site's cloud database. Nothing depends on a single visit — your files and entries stay available on every device, whenever you open GlassVault.
Apps are never executed
Uploaded APK / EXE files are only stored — nothing is opened, installed or run here. Before running a downloaded app on your own device, always scan it with an antivirus first.
Photo location data
Photos often carry hidden GPS location data (EXIF). Files are kept exactly as they were uploaded, so keep that in mind before sharing a photo any further.
Delete means delete
When an entry is deleted, it is removed from the cloud database right away and disappears from every device — no recycle bin, no hidden copy. Deleting the file in Drive removes it at the source as well.
Start by dropping a file
Photo, video, app or document — whatever it is, the Studio is ready for you.