Anon Uploads is an anonymous image-sharing platform where your uploads live for 24 hours, then vanish forever—no names, no logs, no traces.

I made this project just for learning AWS S3 + Web Security

It started with a dare. A hacker friend of mine, someone who thrives on breaking systems, challenged me: “Can you create an image upload platform that’s secure enough for even me to fail?”

I took that challenge personally. The result? Anon Uploads—a platform built with security, privacy, and simplicity in mind.

Journey

Building this wasn’t easy. I had to think like a hacker while coding like a developer. Every detail mattered—ensuring the uploads are secure, stripping metadata, setting strict limits, and keeping everything anonymous. No logs, no trackers, no loopholes for exploitation. It was a battle of minds, and I wanted to win.

Vision

Anon Uploads isn’t just a personal project; it’s a statement. A place where anyone can upload images anonymously, knowing their privacy is protected. It’s for those fleeting moments when you need to share something securely without judgment, tracking, or permanence. And it’s here for the hackers, too—test your skills, because I’m confident you won’t break it.

What Anon Uploads is NOT?

• A photo-sharing app for influencers (sorry, no likes or follows here).

• A permanent image hosting service. Your uploads vanish after 24 hours.

• A place for illegal or harmful content (let’s not ruin the fun).

It’s just a chaotic, anonymous space for fun and creativity. Upload whatever you want (within reason), and let others stumble upon your creation before it disappears.

Note: Don't abuse its features.