freesend.io lets you send large files by email — up to 100 GB, free. Enter recipient's email and your files are delivered directly to their inbox with a download link.
Send something now →Gmail limits attachments to 25 MB. Outlook limits to 20 MB. Most email providers have similar restrictions.
These limits exist because email servers aren't designed to handle large file storage. The solution is to host the file separately and send a download link.
freesend.io does this automatically: you upload up to 100 GB, and the recipient gets an email with a direct download link — same workflow as an attachment, but without size limits.
1. Go to freesend.io. Enter your email and recipient's email. Select files (up to 100 GB). Click Send.
2. Verify your email with a one-click link. Your files are uploaded to Cloudflare R2.
3. Recipient gets an email with a download link, valid for 7 days — just like a large attachment.
Gmail limits are 25 MB. freesend.io has no size limit on the email delivery workflow — it hosts files up to 100 GB and sends the recipient a download link via email.
Nearly. Instead of attaching the file to the email, freesend.io uploads the file and includes a download link in the delivery email. The recipient experience is very similar.
No. The recipient just clicks the link in the email — no account, no app, no registration required.
Google Drive requires a Google account to upload. freesend.io requires no account. Drive links don't expire automatically; freesend.io links expire after 7 days for privacy.
Currently, freesend.io supports sending to one recipient email at a time. You can forward the download link to additional recipients after sending.
100 GB. Free. Works with any email address.
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