Last week I received an email from someone who was looking to send a really large video file to another educator. I have personally used Google Drive to share really large photos and it has worked really well. But what if you have one file which is 5G? The free Google Drive account houses a max of 5G, which is usually enough for most people, but could create a problem for those with many huge files. The list below specifies the max file size you can send.
1fichier.com- up to 10G; view in 7 different languages
Bay Files- new features allows up to 5G in size
Box- up to 1G
DropSend- up to 2G
File Dropper- up to 5G file
GE.TT- 2G
Google Drive- your free account can store up to 5G
JustBeamIt- up to 2G file size
LargeFilesASAP- up to 2G
Send6- free and $$ plans; 250MB
WeTransfer- up to 2G
Zeta Uploader
1fichier.com- up to 10G; view in 7 different languages
Bay Files- new features allows up to 5G in size
Box- up to 1G
DropSend- up to 2G
File Dropper- up to 5G file
GE.TT- 2G
Google Drive- your free account can store up to 5G
JustBeamIt- up to 2G file size
LargeFilesASAP- up to 2G
Send6- free and $$ plans; 250MB
WeTransfer- up to 2G
Zeta Uploader