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Email body, not attachment.
Email never bounces, never gets flagged as 'too big'. The deliverable lands. The project moves forward instead of looping back to 'can you split it?'
Stop fighting attachment limits.
Gmail caps at 25MB. Outlook at 20. Corporate Exchange often lower. Send a branded download link instead — no compression, no recipient sign-up, no bounces.
- No size cap on Pro
- ·Free 24h anonymous link
- ·Branded URL on Pro
Delivery failed
Attachment too large (52.4 MB)
Gmail rejects messages over 25MB. Use a download link instead.
Branded link
Livefiles.your-agency.com/q4-deliverables
No size capPasswordExpires Nov 18
Skip the attachment. Send a link.
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Original quality, every time.
No re-encoding, no compression, no Drive auto-conversion. The recipient downloads the bytes you uploaded.
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Tracked, not just delivered.
See when the recipient opens, downloads, and from where. No more 'did you receive my attachment?'.
Upload. Paste. Send.
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Upload
Drop the file in BulkShare.
Free anonymous up to 2GB, or sign in for branded delivery and longer expiry.
Final-deck.pdf
48.4 MB · uploading
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Get the link
Copy the branded URL.
Auto-generated. Add a password and expiry if you want — both optional.
Branded link
Livefiles.your-agency.com/final-deck
48.4 MBPassword12 opens
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Email it
Paste into the email body.
Reads as a normal link in any client. No attachment, no size limit, no bounces.
To: client@acme.com
Final deck — Q4 launch
Hey — final deck attached, here:
files.your-agency.com/final-deck
Sent · No bouncefiles.your-agency.com/final-deck
The numbers, by provider.
Where the wall actually is.
ProviderLimitNotes
Gmail25 MBPer email, all attachments combined
Outlook.com20 MBPer individual attachment, 25 MB total
Microsoft 365150 MBDefault; admins often tighten to 10–25 MB
Apple iCloud Mail20 MBMail Drop kicks in for larger
Yahoo Mail25 MBPer email, all attachments combined
Corporate Exchange10–20 MBIT-managed, varies wildly
FAQ
Common questions
Quick answers before you send the link.
The email bounces with a delivery failure notice. Some providers (like Gmail) auto-offer to convert the file to a Drive link instead. The recipient never sees the email until you compress, split, or use a file-sharing link.
Upload the file to a file-sharing service and paste the link into your email. BulkShare does this in under a minute — free anonymous link, or a branded custom-domain link on Pro.
Yes. BulkShare offers a free anonymous share — upload, get a 24-hour link, no account needed. For permanent or branded links, Pro is required.
Depends on the provider. Gmail counts the email total. Outlook caps per-attachment AND per-email. Always check the per-email total, not just the per-file figure.
Not directly — no major email provider supports 1 GB attachments. You need a file-sharing link. BulkShare is built for client delivery: branded URL, password, expiry, download tracking.
Corporate Exchange and Workspace environments have admin-set limits, often 10–20 MB, to protect storage and prevent accidental exfiltration. If you hit them often, a dedicated file-delivery workflow is the cleaner fix.
No more bounces.
Skip the 25MB wall, forever.
Free anonymous link in 30 seconds. Pro adds custom domain, password, expiry, and per-recipient tracking.
- Free anonymous link
- ·Pro = branded + tracked
- ·Cancel anytime