Built for bigger sources
Plan limits define maximum upload size. Encoding prepares the file for progressive playback so recipients are not downloading multi-gig originals by default.
Upload large video files — share without email limits
Send big MP4s via a link instead of bouncing off inbox attachment caps.
Email is the wrong pipe for large video. Upload once to vidnap, wait for encoding, then share a streaming link that opens on any device.
Upload a large fileReplace WeTransfer-style handoffs
Keep the asset in your workspace after delivery — update, protect or delete it without resharing a new zip every time.
Chunked upload pipeline
Reliable transfers and ffmpeg-backed encoding reduce the “it failed at 99%” loop on long uploads.
Link-based delivery
After processing, copy a URL for clients. Add a password when the cut is confidential.
A few things to know.
What is the maximum upload size?
It depends on your plan. Free and paid tiers list upload and storage caps on the pricing page.
Is this better than email attachments?
Yes for video — inboxes reject large files and force downloads. Streaming links open faster for reviewers.
Can recipients re-download the original?
Playback is stream-oriented. For highly sensitive masters, keep originals offline and share encoded review cuts.
Does large upload require Pro?
Higher limits typically sit on paid plans. Start free to validate the workflow, then upgrade when you hit the cap.
Upload a large file
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