Whether you’re sending a critical video message or want to share a fun trick you learned, there are plenty of ways to send large files on Android. Today we’ll look at 10 of them!
1. Google Photos
You can share your photos and videos with friends, family or the world by sharing them on Facebook, Twitter and more. Google Photos also allows you to create albums so that your best shots can be through social media or e-mail attachments. Suppose you want to share an album with someone who needs access to Google Photos (or is not interested in using the service). In that case, there’s no need for concern–you can still send large videos on Android without downloading anything extra!
2. Cloud Storage
Dropbox is another cloud storage service enabling you to store files online. OneDrive, as you may have guessed, all these cloud storage services offer the ability to share files with friends and family.
3. Third-Party File-Sharing Apps
If you’re looking to send large videos on Android, you must know a few different ways to do this. One option is to use a third-party file-sharing app like Google Drive or Dropbox. If someone has sent you a video via one of these apps, all they need is your username and password to access it!
4. Dropbox
Dropbox lets you transmit and receive files on any device. It’s available on Android and iOS, so whether you’re using an iPhone or Samsung Galaxy S9+, you can use Dropbox to share your videos with friends and family. Dropbox also offers free 2GB of space–enough for several high-quality videos–and if you need more than that for your needs, paid plans are available starting at $10 per month (for 100GB).
5. WeTransfer
WeTransfer is a file-sharing service that allows you to send large videos on Android. Free, simple, and quick. WeTransfer is simple to use. After downloading the app from Google Play or Apple Store, sign up for an account and link your e-mail address by inputting a password that will be your username (don’t worry if this seems complex; the app has instructions). You can then start sharing files straight away! Tap ‘New File’, select what type of content it is (e.g., video), enter any metadata such as title/description etc., and choose where you want recipients’ links sent out too (e-mail addresses) before hitting ‘Send’.
6. Telegram
Telegram was developed by Pavel Durov, founder of VKontakte (VK), Russia’s largest social network, until 2014 when to Mail.Ru Group for US$1 million. The app has over 100 million users worldwide. Similar to other secure messaging apps like WhatsApp or Signal but with fewer features available now due to its smaller userbase size than those two apps mentioned above.”
7. Sharethrough (SEND)
Sharethrough (SEND) is a mobile app that allows you to send large files, like videos and images, to your friends and family. It’s available for both Android and iOS devices, so if you have an iPhone or iPad and want to send big files on it, this app will come in handy! Sharethrough (SEND) is completely free–you don’t need any subscription or membership fee when using this service.
8. Filemail
Filemail works by allowing users to send files up to 10GB in size (or 1GB if they’re not a Pro user). The recipient then receives an e-mail link that will open up the file directly in their browser when clicked. The sender can also choose whether or not they want the recipient’s name displayed in the subject line of their e-mail–great for avoiding spam filters!
9. Adobe Send & Track For Android
Adobe Send & Track for Android is an app that allows you to send large files to your team members. It’s a free app that will enable you to send up to 10 GB of content simultaneously.
10. Pixyz Studio For Android
PiXYZ studio for Android is a free app that lets you send large files. It’s available on the Google Play Store and works with most Android devices. It has a simple interface, making it easy to use even if you’ve never used any other file transfer apps. You only need to select your file(s), enter an e-mail address or contact name, and then hit send!
Conclusion
With all these apps, you can send large files quickly. Some of them even allow you to compress the video before sending it. You can also use WeTransfer if you have an account on their website so that other users don’t have to download anything special before viewing the file themselves.
