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Remote Upload on Archive.org - Free Unlimited Cloud Storage - Direct Download

Remote Upload on Archive.org - Free Unlimited Cloud Storage - Direct Download


To Upload your Remote File/URL or Archive.org for free go to https://archive.org/web/ and enter your file url or website url whatever you want to save on archive. 

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File Examples :- Software, Big Size PC Games 👑 Setup, Video/Audio/Apk/PDF Files for Download, Big Zip Files, Big Script/Code Compressed Format, etc... Whatever you want to store.


Note :- You can Clone your whole Website/Blog also for that particular time period.


You can Also Short Your Long URL then enter it because the url will also reflect on the new url.


shortened url

Click on Save this url



  • Click on Save and Tick all the parameters to save and wait for the downloading process.


  • Now, It will take some time to save your file/website to archive.org server.



or Use this URL Direct :- https://web.archive.org/save/ and right click and copy your video/files link (Direct Download)


Some Special Stuffs that you can do...

  • Google Drive/any Cloud Storage to Archive.org Upload
  • Host a Software downloading website
  • Host a PC Game/Apk Downloading Website
  • More may appear soon...


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