How to send large files via email for free
Email caps attachments around 25MB, so big files bounce. To send large files via email, upload yours to SAVEDLY for free, then paste the share link into your message.
Programs (.exe, .msi, .bat…) can't be uploaded directly. Put them in a .zip or .rar first.
No Size Limit
Skip the 25MB email cap and upload files of any size to SAVEDLY at no cost, then share the link.
Just Paste a Link
You get a clean shareable link instead of a heavy attachment, so your email always lands in the inbox.
Optional Password
Add a password to any upload so only the people you choose can open the file you emailed.
Frequently asked questions
How do I send large files via email?
Upload your file to SAVEDLY for free, with no size limit and no sign-up. You get a shareable link, which you paste into your email instead of attaching the file. Your message stays small and lands in the inbox every time.
What is the best way to send a large file through email?
The reliable way is to share a link rather than a heavy attachment. Upload the file to SAVEDLY, copy the link it gives you, and paste it into your email. Recipients click the link to preview or download the file with no size issues.
How can I send large files over email without them bouncing?
Files bounce when they exceed the roughly 25MB attachment limit. Instead of attaching, upload to SAVEDLY (no size cap) and email the link. Since the email carries only a short link, it sends and arrives without bouncing.
How do I send large files via Gmail?
Gmail blocks attachments over 25MB. Upload your file to SAVEDLY for free, copy the share link, and paste it into your Gmail message. The recipient opens the link to view or download, so the size limit no longer matters.
How do I send a file that is too big for email in Outlook?
Outlook also caps attachments and rejects oversized files. Upload to SAVEDLY first, then paste the generated link into your Outlook email. The message stays light, and videos and images even preview inline for your recipient.