Misi.Link
Comparison

Which service should you use to send large files for free?

The free plans of file transfer services, compared point by point: what you can send, how long your files stay online, and where they are stored.

Free plan Misi.Link WeTransferSwissTransferSmashTransferNowFilemail
Maximum size per transfer 64 GB 3 GB50 GBUnlimited (over 2 GB: queued)5 GB5 GB
Availability period 45 days 3 daysUp to 30 days (extension to request on day 15)7 days7 days7 days
Transfer limit 1 transfers per day without an account 10 transfers and 3 GB per 30-day periodNot statedNoneNot stated2 transfers per 24 h, 3 recipients
Account required to send No YesNoNoNoNo
Password Yes Depends on planYesYesYesNo
File encryption End-to-end In transit and at restIn transit and at restIn transit and at restIn transit and at restIn transit
Automatic resume of an interrupted upload Yes Not statedNot statedNot statedNot statedNot stated
Checksums (MD5, xxHash, MHL) Yes Not statedNot statedNot statedNot statedNot stated
Where files are stored France Ireland (for Europe)SwitzerlandRegion closest to the senderClosest regionNot stated

Data collected in October 2026 from each service’s official pages (links below), for their free plan. Plans change often: check their website before choosing. “Not stated”: the information is not provided by the service. Spotted an error? Write to us and we will fix it.

What sets Misi.Link apart

Send entire projects

Up to 64 GB per transfer for free, 250 GB with the Pro plan: rushes, camera cards, complete folders with their full structure.

An interrupted upload is not lost

Wi-Fi drops, computer goes to sleep: the upload resumes where it stopped, no need to start over.

Proof that everything arrived intact

MD5, SHA-256, xxHash64 checksums and an MHL file, just like on a film set.

Hosted in France, no data resold

Cookie-free analytics, files deleted on the scheduled date, no data ever sold.

When should you choose another service?

  • Your files must stay in Switzerland: SwissTransfer is hosted exclusively in Switzerland.
  • You send very often without an account and without a size limit, and waiting does not bother you: Smash has no size cap.
  • Your team already uses Dropbox or Google Drive: built-in sharing may be enough for small files.

Try it for yourself

No account needed to send: drop your files and you’re off.

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