Never hear it again. Put files, images, links and to-dos in one link that stays up. Make one right here.
Add everything your client needs: files, links, a few to-dos or a note.
Unlisted and private. Only people you send it to can open it.
Sharealink puts it all behind one link that never expires. Send it once. It's still there next week, next month, next year.
Pick one to see what the link looks like.
Brief, contract, designs and the list of things you need from them. Send it at kickoff and it's still the right link at handoff.
Logo packs, launch videos and social templates play and download right on the page. Nobody digs through a transfer that expired last week.
Handbook, the wiki, a welcome video and the first-week checklist. Send it before day one and nobody asks where anything is.
Current drawings, renders and permit steps in one place. When the set changes, the link doesn't.
Plans, tickets, photos and who's bringing what. Drop the link in the group chat once and stop scrolling up for it.
You could. Then you'll send it again when it expires, when they can't get in, or when there's a new version.
| Question | Sharealink | Transfer links | Shared folders |
|---|---|---|---|
| Still works next month | Yes | Expires | Yes |
| Opens without an account or access request | Yes | Yes | Often not |
| Files, links and to-dos together | Yes | Files only | Files only |
| Images and video play right on the page | Yes | Download first | Yes |
| Update it without sending a new link | Yes, with Pro | No | Yes |
Freelancers, studios and teams keep every project in one living link.
$15/monthGet ProNo. Free and Pro links stay up until you delete them.
No. They open it in any browser and see everything right away.
Free links take files up to 50 MB each and can't be edited after you share them. Pro lets you edit links, see opens and downloads, get comments, use bigger files and add your logo.
Only people you send it to. Links are unlisted and hidden from search engines. Pro adds password protection.
Documents, images, videos, links to anything online, notes and checklists.
Use “Delete this link” on the page where you made it, on the shared page in the same browser, or from the link in our emails.