Send Large Files Online - Free
Email stops you at 25 MB. ShareIt.onl doesn't. Upload files up to 200 MB and share them with a single link - No account, no software, no waiting.
Your link expires on the schedule you pick above (24 hours by default). Every time someone downloads it, the link is kept alive for another 24 hours - So shares people are actively using stay up, and forgotten ones clean themselves up.
Scan the QR code with any phone camera to open the link instantly.
Email was built for short notes, not big attachments. Most inboxes reject anything over 25 MB, so a single design file or slide deck bounces right back. Instead of shrinking your work or splitting it into pieces, you can upload it here and get a link you paste anywhere. The person on the other end clicks once and the download starts.
You can send up to 10 files at a time, as long as the whole batch stays under 200 MB. There is no account to make and no app to install. Set the link to expire in 1 hour, 12 hours, 24 hours, 3 days, or 7 days, and lock it with a password if the files are private. Every time someone downloads, the link stays alive an extra 24 hours.
- Up to 200 MB per share - Far beyond any email attachment limit
- Instant link + QR code the moment your upload finishes
- Links expire automatically (1 hour to 7 days - You choose)
- Works on any device with a browser - Nothing to install
Why send large files with a link instead of email?
A link keeps the file off the recipient's mail server, so nothing bounces and no inbox fills up. You avoid the 25 MB wall that Gmail, Outlook, and most work accounts enforce on attachments. Because the file lives on a page and not in a message, you can share the same link with a whole group at once. If you no longer want people to reach it, the expiry clock or a password takes care of that for you.
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How to send large files online
- Open the upload box and drag in up to 10 files, keeping the total under 200 MB.
- Pick how long the link should last: 1 hour, 12 hours, 24 hours, 3 days, or 7 days.
- Add a password or turn on delete-after-first-download if the files are private.
- Copy the link or scan the QR code, then send it by message, email, or chat.
When to use it
Job applications
Send a portfolio PDF and work samples that are far too big for a recruiter's inbox in one clean link.
Freelance delivery
Hand off a finished logo pack or edited files to a client without asking them to sign up for anything.
Group handouts
Share one link with a class or team so everyone grabs the same 150 MB file at their own pace.
How file-sharing methods compare
| Method | Max size | Sign-up? |
|---|---|---|
| Email attachment | 25 MB | Yes |
| WhatsApp file | 2 GB | Yes |
| ShareIt.onl | 200 MB | No |
Send Large Files Online - FAQ
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