Share files online for free. Up to 100 GB.

freesend.io is the simplest way to share files online for free — 100 GB per transfer, no account required, 7-day download links.

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The simplest way to share files online

Enter your email and recipient's email. Select files. Click Send. That's it.

freesend.io generates a unique download link and sends it to your recipient by email. No shared folders, no app installs, no accounts.

Files are hosted on Cloudflare R2 with global edge delivery — fast downloads anywhere in the world.

Why freesend.io is the best free file sharing service in 2026

100 GB per transfer. No monthly caps. No account required. Files available 7 days.

Compare: WeTransfer Free (3 GB, 10/month), Google Drive (15 GB account needed), Dropbox (2 GB free).

Funded by non-intrusive video ads during upload and download. No subscription, no dark patterns, no bait-and-switch.

FAQ

How do I share files online for free?

Go to freesend.io, enter your email and recipient's email, select files up to 100 GB, and click Send. The recipient gets a download link valid for 7 days. No account required.

Is there a file size limit for free online sharing?

freesend.io supports up to 100 GB per transfer completely free — significantly more than Google Drive (15 GB), Dropbox (2 GB), or WeTransfer (3 GB) on free plans.

How long are shared files available?

Files shared via freesend.io are available for 7 days. After 7 days, files are automatically and permanently deleted from our servers.

Can I share files with multiple recipients?

Currently freesend.io supports sending to one recipient at a time. For multiple recipients, you can send separate transfers or share the download link with additional people.

Is it safe to share files online with freesend.io?

Files are hosted on Cloudflare R2 infrastructure. Download links are unique, time-limited, and not publicly indexed. Only people with the link can access the file.

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100 GB. Free. No account. 7-day links.

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