Gmail and Outlook cap attachments around 25 MB, and big files bounce or clog inboxes. Upload your file here instead, and email a clean link that opens in any browser — no signup needed for the person receiving it.
Your link: linkinseconds.com/p/your-file
Drag & drop your file here
or click to browse · up to 200 MB
Beta · free while in early access. Only upload files you have the right to share. Public links can be opened by anyone with the URL. Executable and unsafe file types are blocked.
PDF, image, video, or ZIP — drag it in and it's hosted in seconds.
Enter the recipient and an optional note — we send them the link straight away. Or copy the link and paste it into your own email.
The email carries a small link, not a heavy attachment, so it always arrives — and you can see when it's opened.
The email only carries a link, so the attachment cap stops mattering. Your recipient clicks and views the file in their browser — on any device.
Unlike an attachment, a link is trackable: see views, and on Pro also devices and countries. No more 'did you get my file?' follow-ups.
Sent the wrong version? Replace the file and the SAME link now serves the new one. The email you already sent just works.
Roughly 25 MB in Gmail and 20 MB in Outlook — and the real limit is often lower because encoding inflates attachments. Sending a link avoids the limit entirely.
Free covers files up to 5 MB — most documents. Pro raises it well beyond that, comfortably handling long PDFs, videos, and ZIP folders.
No. Anyone with the link opens the file straight in their browser — nothing to install, no login.
Yes — disable the link anytime, set an expiry date, or add a password (Pro). The email can't un-send, but the link obeys you.