Send a large file with an expiring link
Upload the file, pick how long the link should last (1, 7 or 30 days) and add a password if you want one. You get a private link to send; the file is deleted automatically when the link expires. It costs 10 to 75 credits per file, with no subscription.
10 credits for a day, 25 for a week, 75 for 30 days
Compare credit packs and monthly planSign in with your email to use it. New accounts get 50 free credits.
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Share files with expiring links and optional passwords. Your recipient can download without an account.
Start with 50 free credits when you sign in. No card required to try.
For your next project
$5 one time
500 credits. Top up whenever you need more.
No subscription required. Larger packs available.
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25% more credits per dollar*$8 / month
1,000 credits each month.
Unused credits roll over up to 3,000. Cancel any time.
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How it works
- Sign in with your email address; new accounts get free credits.
- Choose a file up to 250 MB, how long the link should last and an optional password.
- Copy the link and send it. Downloads use a short-lived signed URL.
- The file is deleted automatically when the link expires.
Questions
- How big a file can I send?
- Up to 250 MB per file.
- How long does the link last?
- You choose 1, 7 or 30 days. After that the link stops working and the file is deleted.
- Can I protect the link with a password?
- Yes. The password is stored hashed, and the recipient enters it before downloading.
- How much does it cost?
- 10 credits for a day, 25 for a week and 75 for 30 days. Credits start at $5 for 500.
- Does the recipient need an account?
- No. Anyone with the link, and the password if you set one, can download the file.