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Want to send large files? Here are 10 good ways!

Want to send large files? Here are 10 good ways!

Today we will present you with the top ten services with which you can send large files over the web without having to worry about losing them or having to pay a lot!

Want to send large files? Here are 10 good ways!

1. Minus
Minus is very easy to use. It allows you to drag-and-drop to share photos, songs, and video clips. In addition, after logging in you will have 10 GB of free space at your disposal, and it allows you to organize and share if you wish your uploaded files (about 1GB each) either on your blog or on social-media sharing sites, such as Youtube, Reddit, Digg, etc.

2. GE.TT
You'll love this service if you're sharing up to a certain amount of images (a CD for example). It's drag-and-drop and allows you to share an entire CD of images. All you have to do is share the link to the web page via email or on your Facebook, Twitter or G+ account. This will give friends access to view your images and even download them.

3. Droplr
Droplr is probably the best choice for Mac users looking for an efficient yet short-lived way to share their files. You can send up to 1GB if you have a visitor account. However, you can also register and keep your files for more than a week.

4. Ypix.Me
This simple way gives a new dimension to what we call real-time sharing.

5. DropCanvas
DropCanvas is a great file-sharing method and very simple to use. All you have to do is drag and drop your files from your computer into the empty area in the center of the web page. It also allows your friends to access your files and download them to their computers as well.

6. WeTransfer
WeTransfer is completely free and requires no registration. It allows you to send huge files, which is done in a very easy way: you simply add your email address, and then the recipient's email.

7. Adobe SendNow (Paid)
You can send multiple files at the same time, say about 2GB, for just $20 a year. This service also offers a desktop computer application to drag and drop your files quickly and easily.

8. Box
Sign up for this service to get a free account so you can send around 100MB of files. Multi-user business accounts can start at $15 per month.

9. DropSend
DropSend is a software tool that allows users to send large files, over 2GB in size. There is a 'free' plan at the start, which includes sending 5 files per month and 250 MB/2 GB of storage space.

10. SendThisFile
SendThisFile is perfect for moving large files. You can effortlessly transfer files via email, as it doesn’t include any limitations. If you’re willing to pay, the service will also allow you to encrypt your files, and much more.

So that was our list. There are others like: Send6, TransferBigFiles, MailBigFile. If you have any to add, you can add them in the comments below.

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