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Drag a folder, a single 4K master, or a stack of takes. Up to 20 GB per transfer.
Videos, photos and whole projects in original quality: up to 20 GB per transfer, no account needed.Up to 20 GB · no account
Upload, then copy the link or send it to your contacts. We email the link. Type an address or pick from your contacts. Get a link other people use to upload files to you.
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Get a private link to share. Whatever people upload through it is emailed to you. No account needed on either side.
Keep this tab open until the upload finishes. If it closes, come back and add the same files within 24 hours to continue where it stopped.
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Cancel this upload? What was sent so far is discarded. Your files stay selected.
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Other device nearby? Open Send via Wi-Fi on both devices: no size limit
Built so anyone — clients, collaborators, your mum — can receive heavy footage without installing anything.
Drag a folder, a single 4K master, or a stack of takes. Up to 20 GB per transfer.
Copy a link or QR code, or send it straight to your recipient's inbox.
Files are deleted automatically when the link expires. Nothing lingers.
Create a private link in seconds. Clients and collaborators upload to it and you get an email with the download link. Nobody needs an account.
Files upload in chunks, and a brief connection drop is retried automatically — keep the tab open and the upload carries on.
Recipients tap the link and download. That's the whole flow.
Set an expiry. Add a password. Files vanish on schedule.
No compression, no re-encoding. Recipients get the exact file you sent.
Share a link, email it, or let people scan a QR code to open it on their phone.
Every transfer can carry these extras at no cost, with no account for you or your recipients. Find them under Options when you send.
Recipients confirm their email and sign by typing their name. You both get a PDF certificate with a verification link.
People can open photos, PDFs and videos in the browser but not download them. Every preview shows their email and the time.
Collect name, email, phone or your own questions before the files open, then export the answers as a CSV.
Cap downloads in total or per person, release at a set time and close the link when you choose.
Allow or block countries and refuse VPNs, proxies and Tor, for exam papers, launches and licensed content.
Clients heart favourites, comment at the exact second of a video, then approve or request changes.
Also free: Know When Your Files Are Opened and Downloaded · Give Your File a Custom Short Link · Install the App and Share Files From Your Gallery
Compress a video, merge PDFs or convert iPhone photos before you send. Free, no ads, no sign-up, and your files are processed on your device, never uploaded.
Deliver 4K masters, ProRes and RAW files in original quality, and let clients pick favourites and approve.
Share notes and lecture recordings with a whole class, and release exam papers at an exact time.
Send proposals under NDA, collect leads with a free download, and see who opened your files.
Send long phone videos without WhatsApp squashing them, from the gallery in two taps.
Nothing is converted or compressed: the download is the same file, byte for byte. Up to 20 GB and 1000 files per transfer.
Videos of any length and resolution, sent byte for byte.
Edit masters and camera originals, with no re-encoding.
CR3, NEF, ARW, RAF and DNG, with all their data.
iPhone photos arrive as they are; convert if they can't open HEIC.
Documents of any size, including scans and portfolios.
Archives as they are. Open RAR and 7z in the browser.
Stems, podcasts and masters in full quality.
Pick a folder; recipients download it all as one ZIP or file by file.
| Question | Share Large Video Files | WeTransfer (free) | Google Drive | Email attachment |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Size per transfer | 20 GB | 3 GB | Limited by your storage (15 GB free) | 20 to 25 MB |
| Account to send | Not needed | Sometimes | Google account | Your email account |
| Account to download | Not needed | Not needed | Not for public links | Not needed |
| Original quality | Yes, byte for byte | Yes | Yes (previews are converted) | Yes, if it fits |
| Password | Free | Paid plans | No | No |
| NDA signature before download | Free | No | No | No |
| Files deleted automatically | Yes, when the link expires | Yes | No, until you delete them | No, stays in both inboxes |
Other services' details were checked in September 2026; plans change, so check their sites too. Full comparisons:
Upload up to 20 GB here and paste the link anywhere you can paste text. It works in the browser on iPhone, Android, Mac, Windows and Chromebook.
Limits checked September 2026, with sources for 23 apps and services: File size limits by app (updated September 2026)
| Feature | As a guest | Free account |
|---|---|---|
| Send up to 20 GB, with every link option | Yes | Yes |
| Your list of transfers | In this browser | On every device |
| Change a password, limits or expiry after sending | From this browser | From any device |
| Saved option presets | In this browser | On every device |
| Emails when your files are downloaded | After you confirm your email with a code | On by default, to your account email |
Send big videos straight from your gallery, see who downloaded them and change a link's settings on the go.
On iPhone you can add it to your Home Screen from Safari's Share menu; the gallery's Share menu shortcut works on Android.
Android gives you several ways to move a big file, and each one suits a different situation. Here is how they compare, which to pick, and how to send anything up to 20 GB as a link from your browser.
AirDrop does not work with Windows, so moving a long video or a big folder from an iPhone to a PC takes a different route. Here are the three that work, and how to keep your files in original quality.
WeTransfer and Google Drive both get big files from one person to another, but they are built for different jobs. Here is a fair comparison, with a third option for sending without any account.
Share Large Video Files is a free website for sending large files and videos. You upload up to 20 GB per transfer (up to 1000 files or a whole folder), then share a download link, show a QR code, or have the link emailed to your recipients. Neither you nor the people you send to need an account, and files are delivered exactly as you uploaded them, with no compression or re-encoding.
Links expire after the time you choose, up to 1 day by default, and the files are then deleted. You can add a password, delete the files after the first download, extend or cancel a link, and see when it was opened and downloaded. For work that needs more control there are free NDA signatures, view-only links, forms, download limits and country rules, and 158 free in-browser tools to compress, convert and edit files first.
It runs in any modern browser on phones, tablets and computers, and can be installed as an app. Who runs it and how it works · All guides
Uploads and downloads use HTTPS. Add a password for anything private and send it separately.
Files are removed when the link expires, or after the first download if you choose.
Require a confirmed email, list who may download, or cancel a link at any time.
No compression or re-encoding, and your files are never used for advertising.
Plain details of what is and isn't offered: Security and Privacy: How Your Files Are Handled · Privacy policy
Yes. Sending and receiving are free, and neither you nor your recipients need an account.
Up to 20 GB per transfer, with up to 1000 files or a folder at once.
No. Every file is delivered as-is, in original quality, byte for byte.
Any file type, including MP4, MOV, MKV, ProRes, RAW photos, ZIP, PSD and WAV.
Copy a link, show a QR code or use your phone's share sheet, or send by email to recipients after verifying your address with a 6-digit code.
Links expire after 1 day and the files are then deleted. You can extend the expiry or delete a transfer early from the Transfers page.
Yes. Add an optional password, and choose delete after first download if only one person needs the files.
Yes. The site works in any modern browser on iPhone and Android, as well as on desktop.
Uploads are sent in chunks. If the connection drops, the upload pauses and continues when you are back online. If the tab closes, open the page again in the same browser and add the same files to continue where it stopped.
Transfers use HTTPS, links are needed for access, and passwords add another layer. See our security page for what is and is not offered.
Yes. Tick "Email me when it's downloaded" when sending. Your Transfers page also shows every open and download, with a stats page per transfer.
Yes. Under More options, tick "Require an NDA before download". Recipients confirm their email, sign by typing their name, and you both get a PDF certificate.
Yes. Tick "View only (no downloads)": photos, PDFs and videos open in the browser with a watermark showing the viewer's email and the time.
Yes. Set total and per-person download limits, allow only listed emails or domains, limit countries and devices, and set times the link opens and closes.
Yes. Tick "Client review": clients heart favourites, comment on photos or at an exact second of a video, then approve or request changes.
Drop it on the upload box and share the link when it is ready. Anything up to 20 GB per transfer works, and the recipient downloads the original file.
Yes. Choose "Select folder" and up to 1000 files are sent together; the recipient can download them all as one ZIP or one by one.
Yes. The link works worldwide, and you can also do the opposite and allow downloads only in the countries you choose.
Yes. Choose Request files, add a checklist, a due date and the people you need files from. Each gets a personal link and automatic reminders, and you see who has sent what.
Yes. The free browser extension adds a Large files button to Gmail and Outlook on the web, and the Outlook add-in does the same in Outlook. The download link goes into your email.
Yes. Create a team and give each person a role: Admin, Editor, Uploader, Reviewer or Viewer. Teams share contact groups, branding, rules and an activity log.
Yes. The download page shows a PDF preview of Word, Excel and PowerPoint files, so people can read them without downloading or installing Office.
Yes. Open Send via Wi-Fi on both devices and pair them with a 6-digit code or QR code. If the networks block a direct connection, our encrypted relay links them automatically.
Yes. Install the site from your browser menu. On Android it then appears in your gallery's Share menu, so videos go straight to a download link.
Step-by-step help for moving files between devices, using every sharing feature, and choosing the right service.