How do I send large files online for free?
Open the upload page, add your files, choose visibility, and create a share link. Recipients download from that link—no account is required for basic transfers.
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Quick answers about uploads, security, and share links. For walkthroughs and troubleshooting, see the help center.
Open the upload page, add your files, choose visibility, and create a share link. Recipients download from that link—no account is required for basic transfers.
Production transfers use HTTPS in transit. Storage-at-rest controls depend on the configured provider, and FileShareFast does not add browser-side, end-to-end file encryption. For sensitive workflows, use private or password-protected shares and review the security page for implementation details.
Guest and free uploads currently support files up to 100 MB each. Free accounts include 1.0 GB of total storage.
Guest share links expire 14 days after upload. Signed-in shares currently have no automatic expiry; owners can expire, trash, recover, or delete them through the available controls.
Anyone with an available public or unlisted link can open it. Password-protected shares require the password, while private shares require authorized signed-in access.
Signed-in owners can see the view and download counts captured for their shares in the dashboard. These counts are operational indicators, not a promise of complete recipient analytics.
Email providers cap attachment size and clutter inboxes. FileShareFast delivers a single link for files within the displayed limit and keeps the transfer out of the email attachment itself.
Visit the help center for guides, or contact support through the contact page if you need account or billing assistance.
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