Original quality, always
We store the exact file you upload. No re-encoding, no resizing, no "optimised for sharing" version.
Send large videos
Upload footage straight from your browser and share one private link. Up to 5 GB free, nothing gets compressed, and the link expires on its own.
We store the exact file you upload. No re-encoding, no resizing, no "optimised for sharing" version.
Large files are sent in 10 MB parts. If one part fails on a shaky connection, it is retried automatically instead of starting over.
Free covers a day of phone or drone footage. Pro handles full shoots, up to 200 GB in one transfer.
Drop a folder of clips, proxies and audio and the structure comes through intact. No zipping first.
Your recipient can grab every file as a single ZIP, or pick out just the clips they need.
Links last 3 or 7 days on Free and up to 30 days on Pro. When they expire, the files are deleted.
Add files or a whole folder. Any format works: MP4, MOV, ProRes, BRAW, RAW stills.
Send to up to 3 people by email, or create a private link to paste anywhere.
Recipients do not need an account. They get exactly the file you exported.
Email attachments top out at around 20-25 MB, which is a few seconds of 4K. Chat apps go further, but most of them quietly recompress video on the way through, so your client watches a softer, blockier cut than the one you graded.
A transfer link avoids both problems. The file goes from your browser to cloud storage as-is, and the person you send it to downloads the same bytes you uploaded.
Exported video is already compressed. Zipping it saves almost nothing, and re-encoding it to squeeze under a limit costs time and quality. If a project is over 5 GB, split it across days on the free plan or send it in one go on Pro.
Up to 5 GB and 10 files a day on the free plan. Pro raises a single transfer to 200 GB.
No. LetsSend never re-encodes or resizes files. Your recipient downloads the exact file you uploaded.
Yes. MP4, WebM and MOV files play right on the download page, at full quality. Some formats, such as ProRes or HEVC, only play in certain browsers, and transfers with a download limit stay download-only. Every video can always be downloaded in its original form.
Yes. There are no file-type restrictions. Any format your editor exports will go through.
Yes. Create a file request link and whoever has the footage can upload it to you, no account needed.
More answers in the FAQs and the Help Center.
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