Large file uploads with no cap
Upload files of any size — small documents, or videos and archives well past ten gigabytes. The site automatically picks the server that suits your file, so you never hit a "file too large" wall.
Your file goes from your browser straight to free hosting sites, and we hand you one tidy link. No account, no limits from us.
Drag & drop files here
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Drag and drop or browse — as many as you like.
Files go directly to the host. They never pass through our server.
A short link that sends people to a working copy, and falls back to a mirror if one dies.
Sahab is a completely free file upload site that hands you a direct download link in seconds. It was built to be the simplest, fastest alternative to traditional file hosting: no registration, no intrusive ads, and no countdown before a download starts. Whether you are sending a document, an image, a video or a ten-gigabyte archive, the process is the same: drop the file, take the link, share it.
Upload files of any size — small documents, or videos and archives well past ten gigabytes. The site automatically picks the server that suits your file, so you never hit a "file too large" wall.
The moment an upload finishes you get a short link ready to paste into WhatsApp, Telegram or email. Whoever opens it lands on a clean download page — no interstitials, no waiting.
You can upload the same file to several servers at once. If one goes down your link keeps working, because the site fails over to a healthy copy, and a link checker flags anything that has died.
Switch on end-to-end encryption and the file is encrypted inside your browser before it ever leaves your device. The decryption key lives in the link and never reaches our servers, and you can add a password on top.
View images, play video and audio, and read PDFs straight from the file page before downloading, so you know what a file holds without pulling the whole thing down.
No email and no card required — open the site and upload. If you want to manage your files and watch download counts, an optional free account is there.
Yes. Uploading and downloading are entirely free — no account, no subscription and no card. All you need is a browser.
There is no fixed cap. Very large files (10 GB and beyond) go to servers with no size limit, while smaller files are sent to faster servers that also support previews.
No. You can upload and share without one. An account is optional and adds file management, two-factor authentication and a view of your active sessions.
It depends on the hosting server, from one day to permanent. Each server shows its retention next to its name before you upload, and you can mirror a file across several servers so the link keeps working.
You can switch on end-to-end encryption, which encrypts the file inside your browser before upload — nobody can read it without the key held in the link. You can also protect any file with a password.
You get a short link the moment the upload finishes. Copy it and share it anywhere; anyone who opens it lands on a direct download page.