Friendly Links.

The master directory of every outbound link tinyfiles.tv allows. If a site isn't on this page, it isn't permitted on a creator page or in a work's page metadata.

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The inspiration for tinyjam.

Game marketplaces

A creator page can point to any specific profile or listing on any of these marketplaces and repositories, it is not required.

GitHub
An invaluable source repository. Not required except for web assembly.
github.com
Steam
The default PC storefront. Desktop games, paid or free.
store.steampowered.com
itch.io
Indie-first, pay-what-you-want, browser games welcome.
itch.io
GOG
DRM-free storefront. Curated, mostly commercial.
gog.com
Epic Games Store
Major storefront with a free-game rotation.
store.epicgames.com
Game Jolt
Indie and browser-game host with a social layer.
gamejolt.com
Humble Store
Storefront tied to the Humble Bundle ecosystem.
humblebundle.com/store

Donation platforms

Every platform a creator may link to accept support. A creator page may list up to three of these.

Patreon
Recurring membership. The default for creators.
patreon.com
Ko-fi
One-off tips and memberships. 0% fee on tips.
ko-fi.com
Buy Me a Coffee
One-off and recurring support. Simple pages.
buymeacoffee.com
Liberapay
Nonprofit, recurring donations. No platform fee.
liberapay.com
Open Collective
Transparent budgeting for projects and collectives.
opencollective.com
GitHub Sponsors
Recurring sponsorship tied to your GitHub account. If your source is already on GitHub, this is the shortest path from a creator page to a tip jar.
github.com/sponsors
PayPal
Direct one-off payments. The universal fallback.
paypal.com
PayPal.me
A shorter personal PayPal link.
paypal.me
Venmo
US-only peer-to-peer payments.
venmo.com
Cash App
US/UK peer-to-peer payments.
cash.app
Gumroad
Sell digital products with a "pay what you want" floor.
gumroad.com
Stripe
Payment infrastructure. Usually a backend, not a public link.
stripe.com

A linked donation page must stay within its platform's own content rules; a page that drifts outside them is removed.

Game assets

Free, openly licensed asset dumps. Sprites, tiles, audio, 3D models. These are resources a creator can pull from when building a work — not places to link from a published piece.

OpenGameArt
The old reliable. 2D art, 3D models, music, SFX. Mostly CC0 / CC-BY.
opengameart.org
Kenney
CC0 sprites, UI kits, 3D models, audio. Zero attribution required.
kenney.nl/assets
itch.io — Free Assets
Thousands of free packs from indie artists. Mixed licences, check each.
itch.io/game-assets/free
CraftPix Freebies
2D sprites, tilesets, backgrounds. Free tier is solid.
craftpix.net/freebies
GameDev Market — Free
Curated 2D/3D asset packs with a free section.
gamedevmarket.net/category/free
Freesound
Massive CC-licensed sound database. SFX, ambience, textures.
freesound.org
Incompetech
Kevin MacLeod's royalty-free music library. CC-BY.
incompetech.com
Poly Haven
CC0 HDRIs, textures, and 3D models. For 3D-heavy works.
polyhaven.com

Asset links are for sourcing. They are not permitted as outbound links inside a published work — a work must remain self-contained. A source site that stops being a legitimate asset library is removed from this list.

Why this page exists

tinyfiles.tv doesn't allow arbitrary outbound links. A creator page can point to a marketplace listing, a donation page, or (for sourcing) an asset dump, but only if the destination is on this page. Everything else is disallowed, including social media, personal blogs, Discord invites, and link shorteners.

This page governs the metadata that appears about a work on its page. It does not license links inside a work's executable code. Per the Submission Criteria, no work may link out to any external site from inside the game itself.

The rule is simple: if it's not here, it doesn't go on the site. This page is the whole list. It will grow as the site does, and every addition is deliberate.

Links are checked, not just approved once. If a linked page changes character — turns into adult content, a scam, a link farm, a redirect chain, or anything else that doesn't match the category it was approved under — it comes off the site, and the creator is told why. A link is a privilege, not a permanent grant. The page it points at has to stay what it was when it was approved. If it doesn't, it's removed.

Read the Submission Criteria →