Good for review clips and final exports
A temporary link works well when the client needs to download or review a video once, without joining a shared workspace.
Client video delivery
Send video files to clients with a temporary download link.
Client video files often become too large for email and too short-lived for a full collaboration workspace. SendUp gives you a direct way to upload the video and send one temporary link for review or delivery.
- ✓Share video exports, review clips, training videos, demos, and approval files up to 1 GB.
- ✓Recipients can open the link in a browser without creating an account.
- ✓Use expiry and optional passwords for client review windows.
Client delivery and temporary handoffs
Short-lived links for contracts, decks, brochures, resumes, and outbound business files.
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Explore dedicated landing pages built for the highest-intent file sharing topics.
Send video files online
A landing page for demos, screen recordings, review cuts, and preview videos that are easier to deliver by download link than by email or chat.
Send files to clients
A landing page for client handoff workflows where a clean delivery link is easier to manage than bulky attachments or messy email threads.
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.
Send training videos online
A landing page focused on tutorial videos, onboarding recordings, lesson exports, and training clips sent through temporary links.
What this page is best for
Each landing page is written for a distinct search intent and use case.
Keeps client email threads clean
Instead of sending bulky video attachments or splitting files, include one link with the context, deadline, and password if needed.
Best for delivery, not streaming infrastructure
Use SendUp for short-term video handoffs. Use a video platform when you need playback analytics, streaming optimization, captions, or long-term hosting.
Questions people ask before uploading
These questions come from users who need to send client video files without a heavy portal workflow.
How can I send a large video file to a client?
Upload the video to SendUp and share the generated temporary download link.
Do clients need an account to download the video?
No. They can open the link directly in a browser.
Can I password protect a client video link?
Yes. You can add a password and set an expiry time before sharing.
Is this good for permanent video hosting?
No. It is intended for temporary delivery and review, not long-term streaming or public hosting.