HOWTO: Email Really Big Files - Comments Page 2

Sorry not 10GB but 2GB free.

for my pictures, I have found this program "Easy Thumbnails" to be just that, EASY. It is free and if sending lots of photos, this will reduce in size. Excellent for websites as well.

Hi Bob,
my friends and I often need to transfer music files in high quality formats (WAV files in sizes upwards of 20MB each, FLAC files, MP3 files at 320kbps, etc.) to each other, and often use the WeTransfer.com site (up to 10GB for Free), as well as another convenient site - JumboMail.me (up to 10GB for free).
Dropbox.com is another convenient option for transfering large files ( I believe the free limit is currently 5GB).

By the way, many corporate email servers still limit their incoming email size to 10 or 12 MB out of convenience or for safety's sake so as not to invite problems that might cause the whole system to get clogged or frozen. But if you send an email withing the company, you'll often see that there is no practical limit - I've had 50MB files sent to me from within the company network...

Just adding a small pro tip: if you have something REALLY large, I'd rather suggest to use Filemail - they've recently introduced a 30 GB size limit for free users, and PRO users get unlimited file sizes. Used it to send lots of 20 GB HD videos, and even to transfer a 140 GB partition backup - it always worked great.

You don't even have to register, you just send straight from their homepage and recipients get a download link in their e-mail that stays live for 7 days (free service) or 30 days (PRO account). Hope that helps someone :)

I am really satisfied with MyAirBridge (www.myairbridge.com). Totally for free you can send up to 20 GB, with profile even up to 100 GB!

Try https://AttachedIn.com
Very Quick, easy and secured!
Great for business!