Share Videos Online Without Re-encoding
Video files are too big for email and get re-encoded by chat apps. Upload your clip here and send a clean download link instead - The file arrives exactly as you shot it.
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.
When you send a clip through a messaging app, it often gets re-encoded to fit a size cap, which drops the bitrate and adds blocky artifacts. A link avoids all of that: the video file you upload is the exact one that downloads. No second compression pass, no washed-out motion, no forced 480p.
The 200 MB limit fits short, high-quality clips well. A 1080p recording runs about 130 MB per minute, so roughly a minute and a half fits per share, while 720p footage stretches to around three minutes. There is no account and no app to install. Pick an expiry of 1 hour, 12 hours, 24 hours, 3 days, or 7 days, and each download adds another 24 hours of life to the link.
- Send MP4, MOV, MKV, WebM - Any format, unchanged
- Up to 200 MB per share, no account needed
- Recipient gets the exact original file, not a stream
- Expiring links keep old videos from floating around forever
Why share videos without re-encoding?
Every time a video is re-encoded, the app throws away data to hit a smaller size, and the picture softens a little more. Sending the original file keeps the frame rate, bitrate, and sharpness your camera captured. That is the difference between footage a client can actually use and a muddy copy they reject. Because the clip sits behind a link, you can also lock it with a password or set it to delete after the first download.
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How to send a video file online
- Check your clip's size and trim it first if it runs over 200 MB.
- Drag the video into the upload box; it stays in its original format.
- Set the link to expire in 1 hour, 12 hours, 24 hours, 3 days, or 7 days.
- Share the link or QR code and let the other person download the full-quality file.
When to use it
Client review clips
Send a short edit at full 1080p so a client judges the real quality, not a compressed preview.
Coaching feedback
Share a clear 720p clip of a swing or drill so a coach can see every frame and give notes.
Event highlights
Pass a trimmed highlight reel to friends or family without a chat app crushing the resolution.
How much video fits in 200 MB
| Resolution | Size per minute | Fits 200 MB? |
|---|---|---|
| 1080p | ~130 MB | ~1.5 min |
| 720p | ~60 MB | ~3 min |
| 4K | ~400 MB | No, trim first |
Share Videos Online - FAQ
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