Sending five attachments is awkward. Zipping them takes time and causes extraction errors on the other end. With Link in Seconds you drop all your files at once — photos, videos, PDFs, docs — and we bundle them into a single bucket with one clean URL. Your recipient opens the link in their browser and grabs what they need. No zip, no login on their end.
Your link: linkinseconds.com/p/your-file
Drag & drop your file here
or click to browse · free up to 30 MB · Pro up to 200 MB
Free plan: 2 links, up to 30 MB total, never expire. Only upload files you have the right to share. Public links can be opened by anyone with the URL. New uploads get a quick automatic safety check to keep the community trustworthy, so your everyday files are fine. Executable and unsafe file types are blocked.
Free: 2 links, up to 30 MB, never expire · Pro: permanent links, files up to 200 MB
Use the upload area on this page and select or drag in every file you want to share — images, videos, PDFs, spreadsheets, you can mix types freely. They all go into one bucket together.
One click with Google saves the bucket to your dashboard. You'll get a clean URL — something like linkinseconds.com/b/your-bucket — that points to every file you uploaded. Copy it.
Paste it in WhatsApp, email, Slack, or a DM. Recipients click the link and see all the files in a browser-based viewer. They can preview and download exactly what they need — no account, no app, nothing to install.
A zip file is a compromise — it hides your files inside an archive that can fail to unzip on the other end. A bucket keeps files individually viewable and downloadable, so nothing gets buried or broken in transit.
Unlike a Google Drive folder (which can prompt for a sign-in) or a Dropbox share (which nags for an account), a bucket link opens straight in the browser. Anyone with the link can see and download the files instantly.
On Pro you can password-protect the bucket, set an expiry date, or hide the download button. Handy for client deliverables you want to lock down after handoff — or private files you only want visible for a week.
Revised a file after sending? Add the new version to the bucket — the URL your recipient already has stays exactly the same. No need to resend, no confusion about which link is current.
Yes. Images, videos, PDFs, Word docs, spreadsheets, and ZIPs can all live in the same bucket and share a single URL. Your recipient sees every file in one place.
There is no hard cap on the number of files. Each file is subject to the plan's per-file size limit (30 MB free, 200 MB per file on Pro). For large collections of heavy files — raw video, high-res shoots — a Pro plan is the right fit.
No. Anyone with the bucket link can open it in a browser and download files — no sign-up, no app, no Google account required on their end.
Free bucket links never expire — they stay live as long as your account is active. On Pro you can also set a custom expiry date if you want to take a link down after a specific deadline.