Share an ephemeral audio playlist
You want to send tracks without forcing Spotify, a big-name transfer account, or ads.
You create one link: the recipient listens in the browser, free, no sign-up. The transfer stays ephemeral.
This guide explains how to send tracks so recipients listen in the browser without a lock-in platform. Explore mode enables the built-in player; m3u/m3u8 set order; recipients can reorder for listening.
When this experience matters
Whenever you share a demo, a selection, or a rough mix, the recipient wants to listen before downloading. Classic sends often force a download or an account. Here you stay in control on the send side; the recipient stays in control on playback—including track order.
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Prepare your files
Gather your MP3 or WAV files. Optional: add an m3u / m3u8 file to set order; it is detected automatically.
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Start the transfer
Open the send page and drop your files. No sign-up is required for a free send.
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Check that Explore mode is on
In the form, Explore mode is on by default for compatible transfers. Turn it off only if you want a direct download.
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Share the link
Copy the secure link and send it by message or email. The recipient opens the built-in player and can reorder tracks for their listening.
What the recipient sees — listen to a shared audio playlist
A built-in audio player on the transfer page. Tracks are listed; your recipient can reorder them without changing your original upload. Download is a deliberate action.
Typical situations
Independent musician
Send a four-track demo to a label: instant listening, no forced copy.
DJ
Share a selection for an event: the client listens and reorders to test the set.
Friend
Share a road-trip mix: ephemeral, no account, no music platform lock-in.
What Explore mode brings here
- Playback in the browser: no player to install.
- Track order adjustable by the recipient without changing your upload.
- Free transfer, no sign-up, ephemeral link.
- m3u / m3u8 playlists recognised when you attach them.