Good for review and approval workflows
When you need feedback on a demo, ad cut, tutorial, or recorded walkthrough, a direct link is easier for stakeholders to open and easier for you to resend or replace.
Video sharing without bulky attachments
Send video files online with a temporary download link.
Video delivery is different from generic file sharing because the recipient often cares about quality, timing, and review access. Email attachments fail, chat apps compress, and preview clips usually only need to stay available for a short window.
- ✓Useful for demos, screen recordings, preview edits, training clips, and client review videos up to 1 GB.
- ✓Better when the original file should arrive without messaging app compression or attachment limits.
- ✓Add expiry or password protection when the clip is for a private review, pre-release handoff, or internal walkthrough.
File-type specific sharing guides
Format-focused guides for PDFs, ZIPs, videos, CAD files, spreadsheets, photos, and design assets.
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Explore dedicated landing pages built for the highest-intent file sharing topics.
Send video files to clients
A client-delivery page for video exports, review clips, training files, and approval videos that are easier to send by link.
Send large files online free
A landing page for oversized videos, ZIPs, PDFs, and client deliverables that are easier to send by temporary link than by attachment.
Solve 'email attachment too large'
A focused page for Gmail, Outlook, and inbox workflows where attachment limits are blocking delivery and a temporary link is the cleaner workaround.
Send audio files online
A landing page focused on sending audio recordings, podcast edits, music drafts, and other audio files with temporary links.
What this page is best for
Each landing page is written for a distinct search intent and use case.
Useful when video quality matters
Some chat apps shrink media aggressively or reject larger clips outright. A temporary download link is a cleaner way to preserve the file you actually want the recipient to review.
Best for short-lived preview access, not public hosting
This workflow is strong for review clips, client previews, and internal approval rounds. If you need public streaming, embedded playback, or a long-term media library, a dedicated video platform is a better fit.
Questions people ask before uploading
These are the common questions users ask when they need to send a video cleanly for review, approval, or one-off delivery.
How can I send a large video file online?
Yes. Upload the file needed for Send video files online to SendUp and share the temporary download link that is generated.
Do I need to compress the video before uploading?
Only if the file is larger than the 1 GB limit. Otherwise, you can upload it directly and let the recipient download the original file.
When is a video link better than sending the clip through chat apps?
A link is better when size limits, quality loss, or repeated forwards are making the review process messy or unreliable.
Can I protect a shared video link?
Yes. You can add a password and set an expiry time before sharing the clip.