Tuned for the heavy stuff.
Most file-share tools were built for documents. We built ours for masters and rushes. Chunked uploads that retry automatically on a flaky connection, and no re-encoding: recipients get exactly the file you sent.
Share Large Video Files exists for the moment a video editor, a photographer, or a producer realises the file they need to send is too big for email. We built a tool that gets out of the way: drop, generate, share. No account to make, no app needed (there is an optional browser extension and Outlook add-in), no compression eating your masters.
Most file-share tools were built for documents. We built ours for masters and rushes. Chunked uploads that retry automatically on a flaky connection, and no re-encoding: recipients get exactly the file you sent.
Files auto-expire. Links can be password-protected. We don't read what you send.
No account. No app needed. No tutorial. If you need a manual to send a file, the tool failed.
Want more? An optional browser extension adds a Large files button to Gmail and Outlook, Send via Wi-Fi moves files straight between your devices, and teams share transfers and file requests with roles for each colleague.
No compression and no re-encoding — recipients get the exact file you sent.
Whoever you send to gets a clean download page — no account, no sign-up wall.
Founder, Share Large Video Files
Shrenuj Jalan built and runs Share Large Files Free, and writes and reviews its guides and free tools.
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No sign-up. Free up to 20 GB. Your first transfer takes about a minute.
Send your first transferStep-by-step help for moving files between devices, using every sharing feature, and choosing the right service.