Send a file that's too big to email.
To send a file too big to email, upload it to a transfer service and share the download link instead of attaching it. Swoosh Transfer does this free for files up to 5 GB, with no account: drop the file, add the recipient's email, and they get a link that works for 7 days.
Link, don't attach
Upload your file
Drop a file up to 5 GB. No account, no app, no install.
Add a recipient
Enter their email and we send a download link, not a heavy attachment.
They download for 7 days
The link works for 7 days, then the file auto-deletes itself.
Frequently asked
→Why won't my file attach to an email?
Most email providers cap attachments at around 25 MB (Outlook is lower, about 20 MB), so anything larger is rejected or never sends.
→How do I send a file that's too big to email?
Upload it to a transfer service and email the download link instead of the file. With Swoosh Transfer, drop the file, add a recipient and send; up to 5 GB free.
→How do I send a large video file?
The same way: upload the clip and share the link. 5 GB free covers most 4K phone videos and exported edits.
→Is there a size limit?
5 GB per transfer on the free tier, with no account. Pro raises the ceiling to 500 GB.
Too big to email? Send it free.
Up to 5 GB, no account, encrypted and auto-deleting after 7 days.