Send large files.Collect them from anyone.
Share up to 2 GB with a link that expires on its own, no account needed. If your connection drops mid-upload, it picks up from the last chunk that landed.
Upload a file, get a link. Add a password, limit it to one download, and let it delete itself.
Give clients one link to upload files to you. No shared-drive permissions, no “request access” emails.
Sending a big file shouldn’t need a signup.
Instant Share is live today. Drop a file, copy the link, done.
- No account to send
- Upload up to 2 GB and share the link. Neither you nor the recipient signs up for anything.
- Expires on its own
- Links expire automatically and can be limited to a single download, after which the file is deleted.
- Password when you need it
- Add a password before you share. Signed-in users can also cap downloads and revoke a link at any time.
- Survives a bad connection
- Uploads are split into chunks and checksummed. If the connection drops, only the unfinished chunk is sent again.
Upload your files
Up to 2 GB per file. This link expires in 7 days.
- brand-assets.zip Sent
- signed-contract.pdf Sent
Ask for files without asking for accounts.
Send your client one link. They drop their files in and you receive them. No shared folders to set up, no permissions to approve.
- Set a size limit and an expiry date
- Uploaders never need to create an account
- Everything lands in your dashboard
Big transfers shouldn't restart from zero.
Most tools show you a percentage. PushPostVault shows you the grid: which chunks landed, which one is in flight, which one is retrying after a timeout, and which one needs your attention.
Built for handing files over.
Freelancers
Deliver final files to a client without making them sign up for anything.
Video editors
Send multi-gigabyte cuts that finish even when the connection is unreliable.
Agencies
Gather logos, contracts and briefs in one place instead of across email threads.
Photographers
Hand over a gallery as a link that expires when the job is done.
Frequently asked
No. Instant Share lets you upload a file of up to 2 GB and share a link without signing up. Create an account if you want to keep, organise and manage files over time.
Instant Share links expire automatically and can be limited to a single download, after which the file is deleted. Signed-in users can also set passwords, cap downloads and revoke a link at any time.
Uploads are tracked chunk by chunk. When you reconnect, the transfer resumes from the last completed chunk and nothing already uploaded is sent again.
Yes. Free accounts can upload files of up to 2 GB each and use up to 5 GB in total. See the pricing page for paid plans.
Collecting files through an upload link is coming soon. Use the contact page to be notified when it is ready.
Yes. To prevent abuse and keep things fair, API endpoints are rate limited. If you exceed the limit, requests temporarily return a 429 status code.
Send your first file now.
No account needed. Create one later if you want to keep and manage your files.