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project/master_cut_4k.mov1.9 GB
project/raw_selects.zip1.1 GB
project/print_deck.pdf390 MB
project/notes_nda.txt4 KB
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Key advantages
Kept online for 30 days freeWith Smart Gravity Retention, any transfer under 100 MB stays available for a full 30 days at zero cost.
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Step-by-step guide
- Drop your file over 25 MB: Add your PDF, video, or ZIP to the upload box.
- Copy the link: Your browser encrypts the file and gives you a short link.
- Paste into your email: Send the link in Gmail or Outlook — zero attachment bounce.
Frequently asked questions
How long does a 40 MB file stay online?
Free transfers under 100 MB stay online for 30 days automatically (or can be extended to 1 year).