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Upload a document, share it as a link.
Uploading a document should produce a link anyone can open, not a file they must download and trust first. Drop your document here, choose an address like notes.nippy.site, and Nippy puts it online in seconds at a permanent link that never expires.
A contract, a guide, a form — a Word doc, a PDF, OpenDocument or an Apple Pages file all open right in the browser on any phone or desktop, with nothing to install, and the original is one click away to download. (Spreadsheets are the exception — they’re served as a download rather than squeezed onto the page.)
There’s no app and no account needed at the other end, and replacing the file keeps the same link working. The document itself is never altered or watermarked; free sites add a small banner to the page, which a paid plan removes alongside a custom domain, password protection for sensitive files, and visitor stats. Free covers a document with room to spare inside 25 MB. Drop it here and you have a link to send.
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Up to 25 MB free — Word, PDF and more open in the browser.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
Which document formats open in the browser?
Word (.doc/.docx), PDF, rich text (.rtf), OpenDocument (.odt) and Apple Pages all open directly in the browser on any device. Spreadsheets (Excel, Numbers) are served as a clean download instead. Either way the original is one click away.
Do people need an account to open it?
No. Anyone with the link opens or downloads the document with no app and no sign-in. The link is permanent and never expires.
Can I protect a sensitive document?
Yes, on a paid plan: password-protect the link so only people with the password can open it, and add a custom domain. Free documents sit at a *.nippy.site link.
Is the document changed in any way?
No — the file itself is never altered or watermarked. Free sites show a small Nippy banner on the page around it; paid plans remove it.
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