5 Best Ways To Upload and Share Huge Files for Free

by Srivathsan G.K on March 3, 2010

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Have you ever wanted to share some music, photos or files online ? Say for example, you have some birthday videos and photos and you want to share with your selected set of friends and not with the whole internet by uploading large files, then what is the easiest solution to share large files with selected set of friends ?

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There are many tools for sharing large files, but I have selected the best around the web, which is easy to use, having a great support and all together awesomeness.

1. Opera Unite -

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Opera Unite is a technology platform allowing you to share content directly with friends, without having to upload anything to a Web site. Opera unite is nothing but a web server which is running inside your web browser. Opera Unite is free, and you can instantly share directories of any size. You can stream music, show photo galleries, share files and folders, or even host your own Web pages directly from your browser. To know more about Opera Unite read here.

2. Dropbox -

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Dropbox is an excellent way to share files across computers, has a 2GB limit of storage for free accounts. All you need to do is, just create a dropbox account, install drop box on your computer (Free for Windows, Mac, Linux, and iPhone). Put your files into Dropbox folder. Whenever you edit the files, the online copy is auto-synced! Install Dropbox on other computers you use and Share a folder with friends or colleagues. To know more about Dropbox read here.

3. FilesOverMiles -

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Files over miles requires NO sign up, and UNLIMITED file size for sharing, as it sets up a direct p2p network between you and anyone you share the unique URL with. When you’re done sharing the file, simply close the browser and you’re done.

4. Filemail -

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Filemail is one of the best and secure way to share files without signing up. It allows you send files up to 2 GB. The web interface is very user-friendly and easy to use. You can upload multiple files at a time and allow up to 3 days to download the file.

5. Pando -

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Pando allows users to send and receive files and folders up to maximum of 1 GB in size. Just register on Pando, download and install a small peer-to-peer file-transfer software program that will make the files sending faster and easier.

Which is your favorite service to share large files on the internet ? Do share it with us.

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1 Keshav March 5, 2010 at 15:31

File size limit on FilesOverMiles is not unlimited. The application is based on flash and flash itself limits file transfer to the size of RAM. So if the sender has a GB of ram, he can only send a GB. A receiver however can only receive files half the size of the available memory. This applies only to Adobe Flash and in turn, to FilesOverMiles.

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2 Michael Aulia @CravingTech.com March 15, 2010 at 05:10

I’ve been using DropBox in the past and loving it. The fact that it automatically syncs with your version in the computer is the best part of all :)

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3 Lucian Apostol March 15, 2010 at 13:24

All methods listed here are browser based ones, which is not a good option for larger files. Well, depending on what you call large file, i don’t call 100MB a large file.

For example i take a photo session with a 8MP panasonic. Each photo has 2,5MB. IF i have 400 photos this means 1GB. It is very hard to upload that amount with the browser.

I always edit files before to get their size at around 500KB so i can hardly send the 200MB file.

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4 Srivathsan G.K March 15, 2010 at 14:56

You can use Opera unite for transferring bulk photos, it is the best method :)

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5 Lucian Apostol March 16, 2010 at 12:36

I will definitely give it a try.

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