> ## Content Index
> Fetch the complete content index at: https://openbeam.world/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover other available public pages before exploring further.

# Upload and share mods
- URL: https://openbeam.world/docs/upload-and-share-mods/
- Published: 2026-10-05T16:15:09.000Z
- Updated: 2026-10-05T16:15:09.000Z
- Description: Add BeamNG maps and vehicles to your cloud library, manage it, and publish a mod to the public repository with a shareable link.
- Author: Beshoy Hanna
- Tags: #docs

Your **Mods** library holds the maps and vehicles you use in OpenBeam Cloud. It belongs to your account and is available in every session.

## Upload a mod

1. Sign in to [OpenBeam Cloud](https://cloud.openbeam.world/app/?ref=openbeam.world) and open **Mods**.
2. Under **Upload mods**, drop one or more `.zip` files, or choose **Choose files**. Use BeamNG map and vehicle archives.
3. Each file shows *Uploading*, then *Storing*, and appears under **Your library** when it's done.

In a running session, open the player's **Content** panel to load a map or spawn a vehicle from your library. See [Load maps and vehicles in a session](https://openbeam.world/docs/load-maps-and-vehicles/). You can also upload from that panel while you play.

## Limits

You can keep up to 50 mods, using up to 10 GB in total, and each mod can be up to 4 GB. If a file is too big or your library is full, the upload tells you before it starts. Delete a mod to make room.

## Download or delete a mod

Each mod in **Your library** can be downloaded again or deleted. Deleting removes it from your library and from storage, and disables its public links if it was shared.

## Share a mod publicly

Every upload starts **Private**. To share one:

1. Choose **Publish** on the mod and confirm. Only publish mods you have permission to share.
2. Choose **Copy link** to copy the link to its public page. Anyone with the link can view and download the mod, without an account.

Published mods also appear in the OpenBeam game's **Mods Repository**, where other players can browse and install them.

To stop sharing, choose **Make private**. That removes the listing and disables its public download links. Copies that someone already downloaded or installed stay with them.

Publishing doesn't copy your file anywhere else. It changes who can download it, and OpenBeam checks that the mod is still public on every download.