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Welcome to FileRise Wiki

FileRise is an open-source, self-hosted web file manager that makes uploading, managing, and sharing files simple and secure. Whether you're a developer, a small team, or a general user, FileRise offers a modern and responsive solution for file management.

Key Benefits

  • Easy File Uploads: Drag-and-drop support, chunked uploads, and real-time progress tracking.
  • Built-in File Editing & Preview: Edit text files in the browser and preview images, videos, audio, and PDFs.
  • User-Friendly Interface: Responsive design with Dark and Light modes to suit your environment.
  • Robust Security: Secure authentication with SSO and two-factor auth (2FA), CSRF protection, and controlled file access.
  • Advanced Operations: Batch operations, shareable links, folder management, and more.

Quick Links

  • Features – Detailed descriptions of all FileRise features.
  • Installation & Setup – Step-by-step guides for Docker and manual installations.
  • FAQ – Common questions and troubleshooting tips.
  • Developer Guide – Information for contributors and customization.
  • Screenshots - Latest screenshots of FileRise.
  • Nginx Setup - Configure Nginx for running FileRise on your server
  • CLI Client (Rest/OpenAPI) - Example using OpenAPI Generator CLI
  • WebDAV - How to Mount FileRise via WebDAV
  • curl - Accessing FileRise via curl (WebDAV)

Getting Started

If you're new to FileRise, we recommend:

  1. Reading the Installation & Setup guide to get FileRise up and running quickly.
  2. Exploring the Features page to see what FileRise can do.
  3. Checking out the FAQ page for answers to common questions.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! If you have ideas for new features or have found a bug, feel free to open an issue. Check out the CONTRIBUTING.md for guidelines. You can also join the conversation in GitHub Discussions to share feedback and suggestions.

Areas where you can help: translations, bug fixes, UI improvements, or building integration with other services. If you like FileRise, giving the project a ⭐ star ⭐ on GitHub is also a much-appreciated contribution!

About FileRise

FileRise is designed to be simple, secure, and flexible. We welcome contributions, feedback, and bug reports to help us improve. For more information, visit our GitHub Repository.

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