Uploading videos

Send a clip to the people you meant it for, and no further. A video link can expire on a deadline or close itself after a set number of viewers.

• Password protection: visitors have to enter the right password before the video opens.
• View limit: cap how many people can see the video. The same person opening it again is not counted twice, and once the limit is reached the link closes itself.
• Expiry time: set a deadline, and the video link stops working when it passes. Guests can set up to 30 days; signed in, you can also choose "♾️ Forever".
• Post: write a short note about what the video is, so it is easy to find later.

Only the people you gave the password to can open the link.

Once a video link expires it cannot be reused, however widely it was shared.

Without an account, videos are kept for up to 30 days. Thirty days is the longest option in the expiry menu, and it is also what you get if you do not choose one. Sign in and the menu gains a "♾️ Forever" option — choose that and the link never expires on its own.

When the deadline passes the link stops working at once — nobody can open it, however they came by the URL. You can also delete it by hand at any time from Manage Links. Plain short links take up no storage, so this limit does not apply to them.

The full details are in the FAQ, and the other differences between members and guests are covered in Member features.

Mork uses Cloudflare Turnstile to keep bots and scrapers out. It only asks you to prove yourself when something looks unusual, so normal use is never interrupted.

Every video is delivered through Cloudflare Stream, which speeds up playback and makes the file itself much harder to lift.

• Creating short links
• Uploading images
• Uploading audio
• The management console
• Member features