Send 5GB files
5GB, one link, no account for the person receiving
Upload once, then share a clean link or send it straight to the people who need it.
A clearer transfer
Fast to send. Simple to receive.
Link sharing
Copy a clean transfer URL and send it anywhere.
Email transfer
Send files to recipients without attaching the file to the email.
Download tracking
See whether your file was opened and downloaded.
Sending 5GB
How a 5GB handover actually goes
One upload, one link
Select everything at once and it becomes a single transfer with one progress bar and one link. Splitting a 5GB job into five sends is what creates the mess you are trying to avoid.
Time it realistically
On a 20 Mbit upload, 5GB takes roughly forty minutes. The upload resumes if the connection drops, so you can start it before lunch rather than watching it.
Nothing for them to install
The person receiving it opens a page and downloads. No account, no client, no plugin, which is usually the reason a shared drive was rejected in the first place.
One link
5GB, handed over in one step
Upload once and share a single link, or send it straight to the people who need it. No splitting into parts, no shared drive invitations.
Quick answers
Before you send
The essentials, without another wall of feature cards.
What can I send with a 5GB limit?
Many videos, archives, documents, design files, and project exports fit within 5GB.
Can I send 5GB files by email?
Yes. FileFast email transfers send a link instead of attaching the file.
What if my file is larger than 5GB?
Plus supports files up to 300GB per transfer.
Try it with the next thing you have to send
Choose the files, share one link, and see what happens after it lands.
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