Free video hosting, no limits.
SAVEDLY is free video hosting with no size limit and no account. Upload a video and get a clean link that plays inline at full quality, so you can share it anywhere without compression or a forced download.
Programs (.exe, .msi, .bat…) can't be uploaded directly. Put them in a .zip or .rar first.
No size limit
Host videos of any size for free, from a short clip to a multi-gigabyte recording, with no cap and no compression.
Plays inline
Your link opens a page where the video plays right away, at the original quality, instead of forcing a download first.
Optional password
Lock any video with a password when you want only the right people watching it.
Frequently asked questions
How do I host a video for free?
Drag your video onto SAVEDLY and upload, no account needed. When it finishes you get a shareable link that plays the video inline. It stays free because the page is ad supported, and there is no size limit on the upload.
Where can I host videos with no size limit?
SAVEDLY hosts videos for free with no cap on size, so even long, high-resolution recordings go up without trimming or compressing them. Once uploaded, you share the link and the recipient watches it inline.
Does the hosted video keep its original quality?
Yes. SAVEDLY does not re-encode or compress your video, so it stays at the resolution you uploaded, unlike chat and social apps that crush quality. The link plays the original file.
Can people watch the video without downloading it?
Yes. The link opens a page where the video plays inline, so viewers press play and watch straight away. They can still download the original if they want it.
Can I embed the hosted video on another website?
Yes. Every public video gets a copyable embed code, so you can drop the player onto any site or blog with an iframe. The embed plays the full-quality video and links back to SAVEDLY.
How long does the video stay online?
Videos stay up while they are getting traffic. Files with no views for 7 days are auto-deleted, so SAVEDLY is built for active sharing rather than long-term archival storage.