Send large files — up to 5 GB each — with a simple link, no account and no installation. The file goes straight from your browser to storage in chunks, so an interrupted connection doesn't ruin the upload: it resumes where it stopped. Share the link by WhatsApp, email or SMS, and protect it with an optional password. The file is deleted from storage once downloaded, and at the latest when the link expires — 24 hours by default, 3 days at most.
Déposez votre fichier ici
ou cliquez pour le sélectionner — 5 Go maximum
Lien non devinable, fichier supprimé après le téléchargement — au plus tard à l’expiration.
How to send a large file in 3 steps
Drop your file
Pick any file up to 5 GB — a heavy video, an archive, a zipped project. The upload starts straight from your browser, chunk by chunk, and survives connection drops.
Set the link and copy it
Choose how long the link lives (24 hours or 3 days), how many people can download it (one by default, up to unlimited), and add a password if you want. Then copy the link.
Share it — the file cleans up after itself
Send the link by WhatsApp, email or SMS. Once downloaded, the file is removed from storage; unclaimed files are deleted when the link expires.
Why use this file transfer
- The file travels from your browser to storage in chunks. A connection that cuts out doesn't ruin the upload — it resumes on its own where it stopped.
- No signup, no app to install. The link cannot be guessed, and you can protect it with a password checked on the server.
- The file is deleted from storage once your recipient has downloaded it — and at the latest at the expiry you chose, 3 days maximum.
Frequently asked questions
What is the maximum file size?
- 5 GB per file — enough for a long video shot on a phone. A fair-use cap limits how many links one connection can create per hour.
How long does the link stay active?
- You choose: 24 hours by default, or 3 days at most. The file is also removed once the allowed downloads have happened — with a short grace window so an interrupted download can resume.
Do I or my recipient need an account?
- No. You upload without signing up, and your recipient simply opens the link in a browser — the download is a plain download, on phone or desktop.
What if my connection drops during the upload?
- The file is sent in chunks and each chunk retries on its own, so the upload resumes where it stopped instead of starting over.
Is the transfer private?
- The file travels encrypted in transit to private storage, the link is unguessable, and you can add a password. It is not end-to-end encrypted — we would rather say so than pretend — and it is deleted after download or expiry.
How many people can download the file?
- You decide when creating the link: 1 person by default, or 3, 5, 10, or unlimited. Once the count is reached, the file is deleted from storage.