Assignment sharing

Share Assignments Online — Send Homework as a Link

Upload your .docx or PDF, get a submission link your teacher opens instantly — no login, no Word install, no portal upload errors. Free, live in seconds, updatable until the deadline.

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Drag & drop docx, pdf, or ppt here

or use an

Or publish directly from your favorite AI tools

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The result

Your work, readable the second they open it

The assignment opens right in the browser — formatted, paginated, printable. Your teacher needs no Word install and no account.

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Civil War Essay — History 201.docx

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Aarav Sharma · History 201 · Dr. Iyer · Oct 14

The Economic Causes of the Civil War

“The tariff disputes of 1828–1832 hardened sectional identities long before the first shots were fired…”
2,400 wordsPage 1 of 6

Drops vs portal uploads

Portal uploads cap sizes, mangle names, and fail at midnight. A link just works.

Feature
BestAssignment link on Drops
Email attachmentfree
Portal uploadsize caps
Opens with no login or Word
Never bounces on file size
Fix after sending, same link
Proof it was opened
Original file for grading
Original formatting preserved

Everything included

Everything an assignment submission needs

Submit it, prove it arrived, fix it if needed — without a single line of code.

A submission link, not an attachment

One link per assignment — paste it into your LMS, email, or classroom chat. It never bounces or gets buried.

Reads with no Word or login

Teachers open your .docx or PDF right in the browser on any device — no installs, no drive permissions, no “request access”.

Works with any portal

Google Classroom, Moodle, Teams, email — anywhere you can paste a link, your assignment can be submitted.

Proof it was opened

View analytics show when your file was opened — a timestamped answer to “did you receive my submission?”.

Fix and resubmit on the same link

Spotted a typo after sending? Replace the file and the same link serves the corrected version before the deadline.

Original file preserved

The download button serves your exact .docx or PDF — formatting, citations, and images untouched for grading.

How it works

From finished draft to submitted in seconds

The exact flow that beats attachments and portal upload errors.

01

Upload your assignment

Drop the .docx or PDF at app.drops.sh — an essay, lab report, or project.

02

Get the submission link

Go live on yourname.drops.sh with a readable viewer in seconds.

03

Send it to your teacher

Paste the link into Classroom, Moodle, Teams, or email — it works everywhere.

04

Confirm & correct

Check it was opened, and swap in a fixed version on the same link if needed.

Assignment sharing for everything

Any schoolwork. One link. Submitted.

Upload your file, get a fast assignment URL with a built-in viewer, and send it anywhere — Classroom, Moodle, Teams, or email. Free assignment sharing with proof it was opened, plus painless fixes on the same link when you spot a mistake.

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Publish with your agent

Your favorite AI agent can publish to Drops

Drops speaks MCP — the standard way AI agents connect to tools. Connect Cursor, Claude, ChatGPT, Grok or Gemini once, and any of them can build pages and publish them to your drops.sh site for you.

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Drops

One key connects them all · you.drops.sh

1.Create an API key

Sign in at app.drops.sh/account and create a key. Think of it as a password just for your agent — you can revoke it anytime.

2.Connect your agent

In your agent’s settings, add Drops as a tool and paste your key. One-time setup, about a minute — we show you exactly what to copy.

3.Ask it to publish

'Upload my history essay to drops and give me a submission link for my teacher.' Your agent builds the page, uploads it, and hands you a live link. No dashboard needed.

Try asking your agent

“Upload my history essay to drops and give me a submission link for my teacher.”

Show the one-time setup snippet

Paste this into your agent’s MCP settings (Cursor, Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini and most tools), replacing the key with yours:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "drops": {
      "url": "https://api.drops.sh/mcp",
      "headers": {
        "Authorization": "Bearer drops_live_YOUR_KEY"
      }
    }
  }
}

Endpoint: https://api.drops.sh/mcp

FAQ

Assignment sharing questions, answered

Everything students ask before their first submission link.

Upload your finished .docx or PDF at app.drops.sh, publish it to yourname.drops.sh, and paste the link into Google Classroom, Moodle, Teams, or an email to your teacher. They open it instantly in their browser — no account, no Word install, no download.
Yes. Every assignment gets a free name.drops.sh URL with free SSL and a global CDN. You only need an account to manage your own links — your teacher never needs one.
Neither. The assignment reads right in any browser on any device. That is the whole point — no “I couldn’t open your file”, no drive permission requests the night before the deadline.
Word (.doc, .docx), PDF, and PowerPoint (.ppt, .pptx) all open in the built-in browser viewer. Write in whatever app you like, export or upload, and share the link. The same viewer powers our DOCX hosting and PDF hosting — the original file is always downloadable for grading.
Your link goes live the second you publish it, and view analytics record when the file is opened. Send the link before the deadline and you have a timestamped submission no inbox can swallow.
Yes. Replace the file and the same link serves the corrected version instantly — as long as your teacher hasn’t started grading, they see the fix with no resubmission dance.
Paste the link instead of uploading the file. Portals cap uploads around 25 MB and mangle formatting; a link has no size anxiety and your document reads exactly as you wrote it.
Absolutely — it works both ways. Teachers host syllabi, worksheets, and reading packs on one fast link. For full course pages with lessons and resources, see our Moodle course hosting.
Essays and research papers, lab reports, homework sets, design portfolios, and group projects. One link per submission, readable everywhere, updatable until it counts.

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