Send Files Without Signing Up

Step by step

1. Open the uploader

   Go to send.enzonic.com in any modern browser. The uploader is on the home page, with no sign-in screen in front of it.

2. Add your files

   Drag files or a folder onto the page, or tap to pick them. Multiple files and folders are zipped in your browser automatically.

3. Choose the options

   Pick an expiry of 1 hour, 1 day or 3 days. Optionally add a password, a download limit, a title and a message.

4. Share the result

   Copy the link, read out the 6-digit code, or let the other person scan the QR code. You can close the tab once the upload finishes.

Most file transfer sites ask for something before they let you send: an email address to verify, a free account, a phone number. Enzonic Send skips that. You open the page, add your files, and get something to share within seconds. This page explains exactly what you can do without an account, where the limits are, and when signing up is worth it.

What "no signup" means here

No signup means the full send flow works without any form in front of it. Specifically:

• No email address. You are not asked who you are or who the recipient is. Nothing gets emailed by us to anyone.
• No verification code. There is no "check your inbox to confirm" step before the upload starts.
• No app install. It runs in the browser on Windows, Mac, Linux, ChromeOS, iPhone, iPad and Android. The Enzonic Send apps are optional.
• No account on the receiving side either. The person getting the files opens a link, scans a QR code, or types a 6-digit code at send.enzonic.com/receive.

Each transfer produces three ways to share it: a link, a 6-digit code and a QR code. Use whichever fits how you are talking to the other person. A link works in chat or email, a code works when you are on the phone, and a QR code works when you are in the same room.

Sending a file, start to finish

On a computer, drag the file from File Explorer (Windows) or Finder (Mac) onto the uploader. On an iPhone or iPad, tap the upload area in Safari and choose Photo Library, Take Photo, or Choose File to pick from the Files app. On Android, tap the upload area in Chrome and the system file picker opens.

Then choose how long the transfer should stay available, set any optional extras, and start the upload. When it finishes, the link, code and QR code appear together. Files are stored on Cloudflare's network, so you can close the tab right away. The recipient does not need to be online at the same moment you are.

If you add several files or a whole folder, your browser zips them into one archive before uploading, with the folder structure intact. A single file is sent exactly as it is. See sending multiple files and sending a folder for the details.

Anonymous vs. free account

Here is what changes when you sign in. Both columns are free.

So the account only changes two things: size and how long files stay up. Everything else is identical.

Limits worth knowing up front

It is better to know these before you start than halfway through an upload.

500 MB is the anonymous ceiling. That covers most documents, photo batches, and short videos, but it is smaller than what many other services allow without an account. If your file is bigger, a free account takes you to 2 GB. Beyond 2 GB, Enzonic Send is not the right tool. Split the archive, or use a service built for very large transfers. Our comparison of free file transfer services lists the options.

Three days is the longest anonymous expiry. If the recipient might not get to it this week, sign in and choose up to 7 days.

Daily quotas apply. They are generous and aimed at keeping the free service from being abused, not at normal personal or work use.

It is not end-to-end encrypted. Files are encrypted in transit (TLS) and at rest on the storage side. For anything sensitive, add a password and send that password through a different channel. More on that in password-protected file sharing.

Why skipping the signup matters

There are practical reasons to prefer a site that does not ask for an account:

1. Speed. For a one-off transfer, filling in a form and waiting for a verification email can take longer than the upload itself.
2. Less of your data stored. If you never give an email address, there is no email address on file to leak, sell or spam.
3. Borrowed or work machines. You do not have to sign into anything on a computer that is not yours. File sharing with no login covers that situation in more detail.
4. Fewer steps for the other person. Recipients often give up when a download page asks them to register. Here they never see a sign-in prompt.

When signing up is worth it

Create the free account if any of these apply:

• The file is between 500 MB and 2 GB, such as a longer video or a large batch of RAW photos.
• The recipient needs more than three days to download it.
• You send files often and would rather have your transfers tied to one login across devices.

Otherwise, there is no need. Most quick transfers fit comfortably in the anonymous limits.

How it stays free

Enzonic Send is ad-supported. That is the trade: you see ads on the site, and in return there is no paywall, no trial and no account requirement for everyday transfers. Files are deleted automatically when they expire, and you can delete a transfer yourself at any time before that.

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Updated 2026-10-17