The 5 Best Mobile Apps for Instantly Sharing Large Files

We've all been there.You've spent hours organizing documents, editing videos, or retouching pictures, only to realize the files are too large to email as attachments.

So, how do you share large files with others?Don't worry, there are plenty of apps for sending large files on both Android and iOS.Let's take a look at some of the best file sharing apps.

1. SHAREit

While it's possible to email large files, email isn't usually the best way to share large files.So, what's the best way to do it?you should try first SHAREit.

SHAREit is a Wi-Fi file transfer application.As long as two people on the same network have the software installed on their devices, they can transfer files at 200 times the speed that Bluetooth allows.In fact, the maximum transfer speed is up to 42MB/s without any loss of quality.This means you can share a 30GB file in 1 seconds.

The software supports a variety of file formats, allowing you to send long videos, share large files, and push music files to your friends' devices. SHAREit also has a built-in video player, music player and music discovery tool.You can even use it to find GIFs, wallpapers, and stickers.

Perhaps most importantly, though, the app isn't limited to Android and iOS.It also has Windows and Mac versions.As long as all devices are on the same Wi-Fi network, you can jump files between them in seconds. SHAREit has no maximum file size limit.

Download: SHARE it for Android | iOS (Free, in-app purchases available)

2. Send Anywhere

Send Anywhere is a long-distance file transfer application that also supports Wi-Fi sharing.Unlike many other apps that can send large videos, Send Anywhere doesn't require you to sign up for an account before using the service.Instead, it uses Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) security and a six-digit key to pair the two devices together.

The application supports sharing files with multiple people at the same time.It also lets you transfer files to specific devices if you have many devices on your network that support Send Anywhere.All files are sent using 256-bit encryption.

In addition to Android and iOS apps, Send Anywhere also offers a free web app.The app also offers paid plans starting at $5.99 per month.Paid accounts increase file size limits and add features like link management, password protection, and custom download pages.Remember: you don't need cloud storage to share large files.

By default, shared files are only available for 10 minutes, but you can change this in the app's settings.

Download: Send Anywhere for Android | iOS (Free, in-app purchases available)

3. Xender

Another best app for sharing large files is Xender.It is available for Android and iOS devices.You can use your phone's hotspot to share files via Xender to your computer, and the app also lets you share files from Android to iOS and vice versa.

Xender supports sending applications, music files, PDFs, ZIP files, and even entire folders.Like SHAREit, the transfer speed of the app is much faster than that of Bluetooth.

We especially like some of Xender's extra features.It has an MP3 converter to extract songs from video files and save as audio files, and a social media downloader to save/share videos on WhatsApp, Facebook and Instagram.

Xender has no file size limit.

Download: Xender for Android | iOS (free)

4.Filemail

Essentially, Filemail is a file sharing application.It tries to replicate the email experience as closely as possible, though.

When you hit the send button, the recipient receives a simple email link in their inbox.Click the link and the file will download; you don't need to go through a separate website to download it.If recipients have the Filemail application installed, they can also download directly through the application's interface.

The sender will be notified once the file has been successfully received.You can share any file through the application using the "Open Together" interface.For paid business accounts, there is no limit to the number or size of files you can send.All that is required to send a file is the recipient's email address.

Download: Filemail for Android | iOS (Free, in-app purchases available)

5. EasyShare

developed by vivo EasyShare Probably the best file transfer app you can use without a network.Although it uses Bluetooth to transfer files, EasyShare makes the transfer process much faster.So if you want to transfer large files without using mobile data, this is definitely a good choice.

EasyShare can transfer apps, videos, files, photos, music and contacts.The recipient can receive the file by scanning a QR code or connecting to a hotspot connection provided by the app.

The app is available for iOS and Android, allowing cross-platform sharing.Using this app, you can also clone all your phone data to a new device.While there is no file size limit, the devices need to be close to each other -- within range of a Bluetooth connection.

Download: EasyShare for Android | iOS (free)

Easily share large files

All the apps in the above list enable easy large file sharing and transfer on Android and iOS devices.These apps provide efficient and convenient functions, allowing you to seamlessly exchange large files between mobile devices, no longer limited by size and platform.Whether it is sharing work documents, high-definition videos, or other bulky content, they can meet your needs and add convenience and flexibility to your mobile experience.