Build File Upload & Sharing Into Your App or Business Workflow

Why Developers Choose the Rediafile Cloud API

Building a custom file storage infrastructure is expensive and time-consuming. Servers, CDN, encryption, virus scanning, and bandwidth management drain engineering resources that could be spent on your core product.

The Rediafile API offloads all of that. You get a production-ready file layer with authentication, folder management, expiring links, and download tracking — accessible through clean REST endpoints that any developer can integrate in under 30 minutes.

• No infrastructure to manage — We handle storage, CDN delivery, and SSL.
• Token-based authentication — Secure access_token flow with automatic expiration.
• Folder-level permissions — Private, unlisted, or public folders with optional password protection.
• Remote URL ingestion — Import files directly from external URLs without downloading them locally.
• Business-ready limits — Check quotas programmatically via the /account/package endpoint.

Common Integration Use Cases

Integrate in 3 Steps

Quick Python Example

import requests, base64

# 1. Authenticate
auth = requests.post("https://rediafile.com/cloud/api/v2/authorize", data={
    "username": "your_username",
    "password": "your_password"
}).json()

token = auth["data"]["access_token"]
account = auth["data"]["account_id"]

# 2. Upload a file
with open("report.pdf", "rb") as f:
    upload = requests.post(
        "https://rediafile.com/cloud/api/v2/file/upload",
        data={"access_token": token, "account_id": account},
        files={"upload_file": f}
    ).json()

print("File URL:", upload["data"][0]["url"])

API Capabilities at a Glance

Security & Compliance

Every API call requires HTTPS. Authentication supports both username/password and permanent API key pairs (64-character Key 1 & Key 2). Tokens expire after one hour of inactivity, reducing the risk of leaked credentials. Folder-level access can be restricted with MD5-hashed passwords for sensitive client data.

Rediafile API vs. Building In-House

Frequently Asked Questions