How to share a file that is too big to email

The age-old problem of sharing large files! There are several ways to share a file that's too big to email:

1. Cloud Storage Services:
   • Google Drive (up to 15 GB free storage)
   • Dropbox (up to 2 GB free storage)
   • Microsoft OneDrive (up to 5 GB free storage)
   • Apple iCloud (up to 5 GB free storage)
   • pCloud (up to 10 GB free storage)
   • Mega (up to 50 GB free storage)
   • MediaFire (up to 10 GB free storage)
   • WeTransfer (up to 2 GB free transfer)
2. File Sharing Platforms:
   • File.io (up to 3 GB free transfer)
   • SendSpace (up to 3 GB free transfer)
   • YouSendIt (up to 2 GB free transfer)
   • Hightail (up to 2 GB free transfer)
3. Peer-to-Peer File Sharing:
   • BitTorrent (free, but requires a torrent client)
   • Resilio Sync (free, up to 10 GB free transfer)
4. Specialized File Sharing Services:
   • WeTransfer Pro (up to 20 GB transfer, paid plans available)
   • FileCatalyst (up to 100 GB transfer, paid plans available)
   • Aspera (up to 100 GB transfer, paid plans available)
5. Split Large Files:
   • Use a file splitter like 7-Zip or WinRAR to split the file into smaller parts, then share each part separately.
6. Use a File Sharing Add-on:
   • Some email providers, like Gmail, offer add-ons like Google Drive or Dropbox that allow you to share large files.

Before choosing a method, consider the following factors:

• File size and type
• Recipient's email provider and compatibility
• Security and encryption requirements
• Cost and storage limitations
• Ease of use and user interface

Remember to always check the recipient's email provider and compatibility before sharing a large file to ensure it can be received and opened successfully.