Secure File Sharing for Publishers

Share manuscripts, layouts, and print-ready files with zero-knowledge encryption

Share manuscripts, magazine layouts, print-ready PDFs, and embargoed content with contributors and printers—without risking early leaks. RocketShare's zero-knowledge encryption keeps your publications confidential until you're ready to go public.

Why publishers choose RocketShare

Cloud storage providers can access your files. Email gets intercepted. FTP servers get breached. RocketShare gives publishers secure file sharing that protects unreleased content by design.

Protect embargoed and pre-release content

Our zero-knowledge architecture means:

  • Files are encrypted on YOUR device before upload
  • Encryption keys never leave your device
  • We cannot access, view, or share your files—ever
  • No backdoors, no master keys, no exceptions

Whether you're sharing advance copies, cover designs, or print-ready layouts, your content stays confidential until publication day.

Share with contributors without friction

Publishing involves many collaborators. Make it seamless:

  • Authors, editors, designers, and printers don't need accounts
  • Works on any device with a browser
  • No software to install
  • Send a link, they download—done

Perfect for sharing with freelance writers, illustrators, print houses, and distribution partners.

Self-destructing links

Control who sees your content and for how long:

  • Set expiration up to 90 days
  • Files automatically deleted—no manual cleanup
  • Protect review copies from unauthorized sharing
  • Reduce the window for pre-release leaks

Handle large publication files

Publishing means large, high-quality files. RocketShare handles them:

  • Upload print-ready PDFs, InDesign packages, and high-resolution images
  • No compression or quality loss
  • Fast, reliable transfers for multi-page layouts

How it works

  1. Upload your files
  2. Files are encrypted in your browser (AES-256-GCM)
  3. Share the secure link with your contributor or printer
  4. They click the link and download
  5. Files automatically expire

The encryption key is embedded in the link itself and never touches our servers. Your publications stay under wraps until you decide otherwise.