Hand off every deliverable as a single professional link. Drop in your designs, source files, exports, and docs — they all bundle into one tidy URL your client opens right in the browser. No zip, no Drive-folder invite, no 'requesting access' email.
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
Drag your deliverables — logos, PDFs, exports, videos, whatever the project calls for — right onto the upload card. Mixed file types are fine.
You get one short URL. Paste it into your invoice email, your client Slack, or your project wrap-up message. Done.
The link opens a clean file viewer in the browser. Your client previews and downloads exactly what they need — no login, no app, no account.
Add a password so only your client can open it. Set an expiry so the link closes after handoff. Replace a file and keep the same URL if you send a revision.
One clean link beats five email attachments, a zip your client can't find after unzipping, or a Drive folder they need permission to open. It looks polished — and it just works.
Final logos, source files, brand assets, exported videos, signed PDFs — bundle the whole project into one link. Clients preview and download file by file inside the browser viewer.
Lock the link with a password so only your client can access it. Set an expiry date so it closes automatically after handoff. Make it view-only if the contract says no raw downloads.
Client asked for a revision? Swap the file in your bucket and the URL you already sent stays the same. No resending, no version confusion — the link always points to the latest.
Yes. You can mix designs, PDFs, videos, ZIP archives, and docs in one bucket. They all share a single URL and your client can preview or download each file individually — no zip required on either end.
No. The link opens a clean file viewer in their browser — no app, no account, no Google Drive login. They just click the link and access exactly what you sent.
On Pro, set an expiry date when you create the link — it automatically stops working on the date you choose. You can also disable the link manually from your dashboard at any time.
You can replace a file in your bucket from the dashboard. The link URL stays the same, so you don't need to send your client anything new — they open the same link and get the updated file.