Share .env Files & Environment Variables Securely
The safest way to send environment variables, .env files, and configuration secrets to your team.
❌ The Problem
Environment files contain database URLs, API keys, and service credentials. Developers often share them via Slack, email, or even commit them to Git repositories — all of which create permanent security risks.
✓ The Solution
PassLink creates an encrypted, self-destructing link for your .env contents. Paste them in, share the link, and they are permanently deleted after being viewed.
Share Your .env Securely
Why PassLink for .env Sharing?
AES-128 Encryption
Your environment variables are encrypted in your browser before transmission
Self-Destructing
The .env data is permanently deleted after viewing
Zero Knowledge
Our servers never see your plaintext variables
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I share a full .env file with PassLink?
Yes. Paste the entire contents of your .env file (up to 10,000 characters) and create a secure, self-destructing link.
Is this safer than committing .env files to a private repo?
Yes. Even private repos can be compromised, and .env files in Git history persist forever. PassLink links self-destruct after viewing.
What about Docker secrets or vault solutions?
For production environments, use a secrets manager. PassLink is ideal for the initial credential exchange — sending a developer the .env they need to get started.