Filemail - Send Large Files

Filemail

In-app purchases

About this app

Hassle-free, ad-free, and free to transfer large files

Share files such as documents, pictures, music, videos, CAD files, if it’s digital, you can share it. Get past the limitations of email attachments and other apps to transfer huge files.

Features

• No registration required to send up to 5 GB per transfer


• Easy to use interface makes sending files as easy as sending an email


• Send any file using "Open In…" functionality


• Transfer multiple files or folders


• Transfer to people using their email address


• Or share files using a shareable download link


• Receivers don’t need the app to download what you share


• Get notified when your recipient downloads shared files


• Files are available to download for 7 days


• Cross platform: share with Android, iOS, Windows, Macs, or use any Browser

Paid Accounts

• Transfer a file of any size


• Unlimited transfer sessions with no bandwidth limits


• Desktop app uses a custom protocol to send much faster than TCP-based browsers, FTP, and most file transfer apps


• At least 1 TB of storage


• From 30 day up to permanent storage (forever)


• Businesses can get multi-user accounts


• Your own customizable sub-domain


• Receive files and auto-download them


• Address Book


• Secure file sharing using anti-virus and password protection


• Advanced delivery tracking

Join over a million Android users, and over 10 million Filemail users, and start sharing and transferring files, quickly and efficiently. Find out more at https://www.filemail.com/

Filemail asks for the following permissions:
- Storage: to access storage and find the files you want to transfer, as well as store any you download

Full Terms of Service available at https://www.filemail.com/terms

Ratings and reviews

First impression is that it's quick and easy to use to send literally about any size file (via link or email) through a server. Oh and you got from 1 day or 1 week to fetch the file or else it's gone into Oblivion. For FREE?!? Interesting. Unsure if the quality of the files are kept but will be sure to update this review later after some additional use.

So far I have had a good experience with this app. I have a YouTube channel and sometimes I do videos on my phone, but then can't get them across to my laptop. So I tried this app and it works really well. Sent files pretty quick, the only thing is don't go out of the app or don't let it go onto the screensaver then it takes much longer to send. But very pleased with the app so far. I have no complaints.

I just downloaded Filemail, and used it to email a large audio file. It seemed to work fine, and it was easy to use. However there was an ambiguous message after sending, which contained a link presumably to the file. I wasn't sure if this meant that the file hadn't been sent as an attachment so I also sent it as a link (tho I'm usually cautious with links!) Apparently both the attached file and the link led to a website, where the file could be downloaded. Definitely not ideal in these times.

What’s new

Fixed sharing issues that some users reported