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# FileJump
This page describes the Filejump integration
Duplicati supports using [FileJump](https://filejump.com) as the storage destination since stable release v2.2.
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As of 2025-11-01 FileJump has announced that they will change the solution including the API so Duplicati will likely stop working with Filejump on 2025-12-31. If API docs are updated before, Duplicati may be updated to support FileJump again. Until this happens, we do not recommend using Filejump with Duplicati.
The FileJump destination is marked as deprecated in Duplicati, so it is hidden from the destination list in the user interface. See [deprecated and untested destinations](/backup-destinations/destination-overview.md#deprecated-and-untested-destinations) for how to select it anyway.
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## User interface
To configure the FileJump destination, enter a unique path for the backup and an [API token](https://drive.filejump.com/account-settings).
## URL format for Commandline
To use Filejump, use the following URL format:
```
filejump:////?api-token=*****
```
You can get an API key by visiting your [Filejump account settings](https://drive.filejump.com/account-settings).
It is also possible to use a username/password combination, but this is not recommended as it does not work with 2FA enabled on the account:
```
filejump:////?auth-username=email&auth-password=*****
```
If you use the username/password method, Duplicati will create and use an API token, but will negotiate with Filejump to get the token, which may slow things down a bit.
## Advanced options
* `--soft-delete`: When enabled, files deleted by Duplicati are moved to the trash instead of being permanently deleted. This is disabled by default.
* `--page-size`: Adjusts how many entries are requested per page when listing files. Defaults to `1000`.
* `--api-url`: Set the FileJump API URL if using a non-standard URL. Defaults to `https://drive.filejump.com/api/v1/`.
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