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Self-deleting linksCreate an Expiring File LinkChoose how long the file stays up, and optionally how many times it can be downloaded. When time runs out, the file is deleted automatically.Nobody signs inFile Sharing With No Login RequiredRecipients open a link or type a 6-digit code. They never create an account, and you never have to sign into anything on a computer that is not yours.Lock the downloadPassword-Protected File SharingSet a password before you upload and the recipient has to type it before the download starts. Here is how it works, and an honest look at what it does and does not cover.Point, scan, downloadSend Files With a QR CodeEvery transfer shows a QR code. Scan it with a phone camera and the download opens. Useful any time the two devices are in the same room but not on speaking terms.No account neededSend Files Without Signing UpDrop a file, pick an expiry, and share the link, code or QR code. No email address, no password, no verification step. Up to 500 MB per transfer, free.Folders, not loose filesSend a Folder Online (Structure Kept)Drop a folder onto the page. Your browser zips it with all subfolders in place, uploads one archive, and the recipient unzips the same structure you sent.Batch file sharingSend Multiple Files at OncePick as many files as you need, or drop a whole folder. Enzonic Send packs them into one ZIP in your browser and gives you a single link, code and QR code.Six digits, no linkShare Files With a 6-Digit CodeEvery transfer gets a short numeric code. Read it out, text it, or write it on a sticky note. The receiver types it in and the download starts.
By file size
Large file transferHow to Send a 1 GB FileA 1 GB file needs a free Enzonic Send account, which takes a minute to set up with email or Google. After that it's one upload and one link.Up to the limitHow to Send a 2 GB File2 GB is the most Enzonic Send takes in one transfer, and it's free with an account. Here's how to send it, and what to do if your file is even bigger.No signup neededHow to Send a 500 MB File Free500 MB is too big for email and most chat apps, but it fits in a single anonymous Enzonic Send transfer. No account, no install, just upload and share.
Alternatives
Beyond Apple devicesAirDrop Alternative for Any DeviceAirDrop is great until someone in the room has an Android phone or a Windows laptop. Enzonic Send does the same job in any browser, over the internet, with a code or QR code.More than one downloadfile.io Alternative With Flexible Downloadsfile.io deletes a file after its first download. That is perfect for some jobs and frustrating for others. Enzonic Send lets you choose how many downloads a link allows.After Firefox SendFirefox Send AlternativeMozilla's Firefox Send was simple, free and end-to-end encrypted. It has been gone since 2020. Here is what replaced it for different needs, including where Enzonic Send fits and where it doesn't.Side-by-side comparisonFree File Transfer Services Compared (2026)Eleven free file transfer services, compared on the things that matter: how big, how long, whether you need an account, and whether both people must be online. Including where Enzonic Send falls short.Code that waitsSend Anywhere Alternative (No 10-Minute Key)Send Anywhere's 6-digit key is quick, but it expires in about ten minutes and both devices must be online. Enzonic Send's code lasts as long as the transfer does.Smash vs EnzonicSmash Alternative for Quick TransfersSmash is good at big transfers. Enzonic Send is built for quick ones: drop a file, get a code, done. Here is how the two compare and when each makes sense.Beyond local Wi-FiSnapdrop Alternative That Works Across NetworksSnapdrop and PairDrop are great when both devices sit on the same network. When they don't, or the other person isn't online right now, a code-based transfer is simpler.AlternativesA Free WeTransfer AlternativeWeTransfer is a solid service, but its free plan has a monthly cap. Here is how Enzonic Send compares, where each one fits better, and how to send a file in under a minute.Limit workaroundWeTransfer Limit Reached? Send Files AnywayWeTransfer's free plan allows a set number of transfers and gigabytes per rolling 30 days. When you hit the cap mid-project, these are your real options.
Device to device
iPhone meets WindowsAirDrop for Windows: Share Like AirDrop on a PCThere is no AirDrop for Windows. Here is what actually works for moving photos and files between an iPhone and a PC, both directions, without cables or iTunes.Android to iOSSend Files From Android to iPhoneAndroid and iPhone don't share a one-tap sharing button on most phones. Upload from Chrome, scan a QR code with the iPhone camera, and the original files arrive.Android to WindowsTransfer Files From Android to PC WirelesslySkip the USB cable and the pairing apps. Upload from Chrome on your phone, type a 6-digit code in any browser on the PC, and the files land in Downloads.iOS to AndroidSend Files From iPhone to AndroidPick files in Safari on the iPhone, then open the QR code or 6-digit code on the Android phone. The original files land in its Downloads folder, uncompressed.iPhone to WindowsTransfer Files From iPhone to PC Without iTunesNo iTunes, no cable, no app to install on the PC. Pick files in Safari, then type a 6-digit code in any browser on your computer to download them.Mac to PCTransfer Files From Mac to WindowsUpload from Safari or Chrome on your Mac, then type the 6-digit code on the Windows PC. No SMB sharing, no cables, no shared Wi-Fi needed.Windows to iPhoneSend Files From PC to iPhoneDrag files into your PC browser, point your iPhone camera at the QR code, and they download straight to the Files app. No cable, no iTunes, no app on the PC.Phone to computerSend Files From Phone to LaptopPick files on your phone, upload them in the browser, then type the 6-digit code on your laptop. Works with any phone and any laptop, on any network.
By file type
Audio, losslessSend Large Audio Files (WAV, FLAC, Stems)Mixes, masters and stems need to arrive bit for bit. Drop in a WAV, a FLAC album or a whole stems folder and the recipient gets exactly what you exported.Video, untouchedHow to Send Large Video FilesMessaging apps shrink video to save bandwidth. Enzonic Send stores the file you upload exactly as it is, and the person on the other end gets the same file.PDF sharingSend a Large PDF OnlineScanned contracts, print-ready brochures and photo-heavy reports easily outgrow email. Upload the PDF here and share it as a link, unchanged.For photographersSend RAW Photos Without CompressionRAW files are only useful if every bit survives the trip. Drop a folder of CR3, NEF, ARW or DNG files in, and the recipient gets the same files you shot.iPhone videoSend a Video From iPhone in Full QualityThe video on your iPhone is sharp. The one your friend received is not. Here is how to send the original file, from Safari or the Enzonic Send app.Archives made easyHow to Send a ZIP FileZIP files get blocked or bounced by email and chat apps more often than you'd think. Upload yours once and share a link or code instead.
App size limits
Upload limitsDiscord File Size Limit: Send Bigger FilesFree Discord accounts can upload files up to 10 MB at the time of writing. Game clips, mod packs and project folders blow past that fast. Here is how to share them without paying for Nitro.Attachment limitsFiles Too Big for Email? Here's What to DoEmail was never built for big files. Here are the real attachment limits, why they exist, and the quickest way around them: upload once, email a link.Email limitsGmail Attachment Size Limit (and How to Get Around It)Gmail lets you attach up to 25 MB per message at the time of writing. Anything bigger becomes a Google Drive link, which has its own catches. Here is what actually happens and what to do instead.Email limitsOutlook Attachment Size LimitAt the time of writing, Outlook.com and the Outlook desktop app usually stop at 20 MB per message. Work and school accounts on Exchange can be set differently by the admin. Here is what to expect and how to get past it.Messaging limitsWhatsApp File Size Limit ExplainedWhatsApp handles big documents well, up to 2 GB at the time of writing, but it compresses photos and videos sent from the gallery. Here is how to keep full quality and when to use a link instead.
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Schritt für SchrittGroße Dateien kostenlos versendenWenn der E-Mail-Anhang zu groß ist: Laden Sie die Datei einmal hoch und geben Sie einen Link, einen 6-stelligen Code oder einen QR-Code weiter. Kostenlos und ohne Installation.Guía prácticaEnviar archivos grandes gratisCuando un archivo no cabe en un correo, súbelo una vez y comparte un enlace, un código de 6 dígitos o un QR. Sin instalar nada y sin pagar.Guide pratiqueEnvoyer des fichiers volumineux gratuitementVotre pièce jointe est refusée ? Déposez le fichier une seule fois et transmettez un lien, un code à 6 chiffres ou un QR code. Gratuit, sans installation.Gratis lewat browserKirim file besar gratisFile terlalu besar untuk email, atau video jadi buram setelah dikirim lewat WhatsApp? Unggah sekali di browser, lalu bagikan link atau kode 6 digit.Guida completaInviare file di grandi dimensioni gratisQuando l'allegato è troppo pesante, carica il file una volta e condividi un link, un codice a 6 cifre o un QR code. Gratis e senza installare nulla.Gratis, via je browserGrote bestanden gratis versturenTe groot voor de mail? Upload je bestand of map, kies hoe lang het beschikbaar blijft en stuur de ontvanger een link of een code van zes cijfers. Geen installatie nodig.Bez instalacjiWysyłanie dużych plików za darmoPlik nie mieści się w mailu ani na komunikatorze? Wgraj go w przeglądarce, wybierz czas ważności i przekaż odbiorcy link albo sześciocyfrowy kod.Guia rápidoEnviar arquivos grandes de graçaArquivo pesado demais para o e-mail ou para o WhatsApp? Faça o upload uma vez e mande um link, um código de 6 dígitos ou um QR code. Sem instalar nada.Ücretsiz dosya transferiBüyük dosya gönderme (ücretsiz)E-postaya sığmayan videoları, fotoğraf arşivlerini ve proje klasörlerini tarayıcıdan yükleyin; alıcıya bir link ya da 6 haneli bir kod gönderin.