Every drive you own, as one drive
Luggage pools your local disks, OneDrive and Google Drive into a single self-hosted drive, with instant sharing links for every file.
Stop juggling storage accounts
You've got space spread all over the place: a disk on your server, a OneDrive account, a Google Drive with some room left. Each has its own app, its own limit and its own folder structure, and none of them talk to each other.
Luggage puts them together. Connect your storage and you get one file tree and one total capacity. A 1 GB local disk plus a 1 GB OneDrive shows up as 2 GB. You don't have to decide where a file goes; it just goes somewhere with room.
How it works
Connect your storage.
You can add local disks and sign in to OneDrive and Google Drive from the admin page. You can turn each one on or off, or remove it, whenever you like.
Upload like it's one drive.
Drag and drop files in, and each upload goes to whichever connected storage has the most free space. If everything is full, it tells you plainly instead of failing quietly.
Organise freely.
Renaming and moving files is instant, even with huge files. Your folder structure is kept separately from where the files are actually stored, so nothing gets copied between services when you tidy up.
A file manager that feels like a desktop app
Select many files at once, then delete, move, copy or generate links in one go.
Between folders, or between two side-by-side panes. Hold Ctrl to copy.
For images, PDFs, video, audio and text, plus a thumbnail grid view.
Without downloading them.
Big files are sent in chunks, so you won't hit upload size limits like Cloudflare's 100 MB cap.
Your files, served like a CDN
Every file gets a permanent public link that keeps working even if the file ends up stored somewhere else.
- Friendly link names:
/f/team-logoreads better than a random string. - Images resized on the fly:
add
?w=800or?w=400&h=400to a link to get exactly the size you need. - Optional WebP conversion
shrinks images as they're uploaded.
- Fast, cache-friendly delivery
that lets people skip around in videos and audio without downloading the whole file.
Use it as a Windows drive
Luggage can be mounted as a normal drive letter on Windows, so you can open, save and drag files in File Explorer as if your pooled storage were plugged into your PC.
You host it, you control it
Luggage runs on your own server from a single Docker container. Your file list stays in a database you control, and your files stay in storage you already own. There's no extra subscription or middleman, and no one else holding your data.