Send large files, up to 100 GB each
Most email providers stop at 25 MB and most free transfer tools stop at 2 GB. uploadtol.ink streams your file straight to edge storage and hands you a disposable download link — for anything up to 100 GB per file, with no subscription attached.
Start uploading free Get credits
Pricing is prepaid credits — one-time purchases, no auto-renewal, nothing to cancel: Starter is $5.00 for 100 credits, Growth $20.00 for 500, Pro $60.00 for 2,000. Uploads and downloads are billed to the file's owner by file size:
| File size | Upload (one-time) | Download (each) |
|---|---|---|
| up to 100 MB | 1 credit | 1 credit |
| up to 1 GB | 5 credits | 2 credits |
| up to 10 GB | 20 credits | 5 credits |
| up to 100 GB | 100 credits | 20 credits |
Free tier: 3 uploads per month for files up to 50 MB, each with 3 free downloads per month — no card required. If an upload fails, reserved credits are refunded automatically.
How it works
- Upload. Your file streams end-to-end to storage — it never has to fit in your browser's memory, and there are no browser timeouts, so very large files simply work.
- Pick a retention. Each upload is kept for 1 hour, 24 hours, 7 days, or 30 days — your choice per file.
- Share a link. Generate a download link with its own expiry (up to 30 days) and an optional maximum number of downloads, then send it anywhere. How expiring links work →
The person on the other end just clicks the link and the file downloads. No account, no app, no credits — nothing is ever charged to recipients.
Why streaming matters for big files
Browser-based uploaders that buffer the whole file in memory fall over somewhere between 2 and 10 GB. uploadtol.ink streams the request body directly into object storage and serves downloads from the edge, so a 100 GB file is handled the same way as a 100 MB one — just longer.
Frequently asked questions
What's the largest file I can send?
Up to 100 GB per file. Uploads stream end-to-end straight to storage, so a 100 GB file is handled the same way as a 100 MB one — it never has to fit in your browser's memory, and there are no upload timeouts to fight.
Do I need an account to send a file?
You create a free account to upload — no card required — and the people you send to never do. Recipients just open the download link and the file downloads: no account, no app, no credits. The free tier covers 3 uploads up to 50 MB every month.
How much does it cost to send a large file?
Uploads and downloads are billed by file size to you, the sender, from prepaid credits — Starter is $5.00 for 100 credits. A 1 GB upload is 5 credits and each download 2; a 100 GB upload is 100 credits and each download 20. There's no subscription, and files up to 50 MB are covered by the free tier.
How long can the recipient download the file?
You choose. Each file is kept for 1 hour, 24 hours, 7 days, or 30 days, and every share link has its own expiry (and an optional download cap) within that window. When the link expires it stops working, while the file stays put until its own retention ends.