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Getting Started

Get up and running with Emberly in minutes.

Get up and running with Emberly in minutes. This guide walks you through account creation, your first upload, and basic file management.

Step 1: Create Your Account

Go to embrly.ca/auth/signup and sign up with:

  • Email — Enter email and create a password
  • Google — One-click with your Google account
  • GitHub — One-click with your GitHub account

After signing up, check your inbox for a verification email and click the link to confirm your account.

Tip

If you don't see the email, check your spam folder or request a new one from the login page.

Step 2: Access Your Dashboard

After verification you're logged in automatically. Your dashboard at embrly.ca/dashboard contains:

SectionDescription
FilesAll your uploads — search, filter, organize
SettingsProfile, token, integrations, preferences
AnalyticsDownload stats, storage usage
BillingPlan, payment history, invoices

Step 3: Upload Your First File

Via Web Dashboard

  1. Go to Dashboard → Files
  2. Click "Upload" or drag files onto the page
  3. Select a file from your computer
  4. The file uploads automatically and you get a shareable URL instantly

Via Screenshot Tool

Windows (ShareX):

  1. Go to Settings → Profile → Upload Tools
  2. Under "ShareX", click "Download Config"
  3. Open ShareX → Settings → Custom Uploaders → Import
  4. Select the downloaded config file
  5. Done — press your screenshot hotkey and it auto-uploads

Linux/macOS (Flameshot):

  1. Install Flameshot: sudo apt-get install flameshot or brew install flameshot
  2. Go to Settings → Profile → Upload Tools → Flameshot → "Download Script"
  3. Save and make executable: chmod +x emberly-upload.sh
  4. Configure Flameshot to use the script as its post-capture action

Step 4: Manage Your Files

Share a File

  • Click any file → Copy URL
  • Paste it anywhere — email, Slack, Discord, etc.

Customize Sharing

Click a file → Edit to:

  • Set a Password for protection
  • Set Visibility to PRIVATE (only you and collaborators)
  • Set an Expiration date to auto-delete

View Analytics

Click a file to see its download count, upload date, and access history.

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