Send large photo files free. They don't vanish after a week.
A free way to send large photo files, video and RAW files: one clean gallery link, and the files stay in your own space instead of a WeTransfer inbox. 5 GB on the Free plan, recipients never need an account, and a transfer is not a deadline.
5 GB, no card required.
How to send large photo files in three steps.
Email address
Start free
Sign in with your email. The Free plan includes 5 GB. No card, no business details, just a name.
Upload large photos
Photos, video, RAW formats, documents. Uploads resume automatically if your connection drops mid-transfer.
Send a link or email it
Recipients open a clean gallery in their browser. They can preview everything and download originals, no account needed.
Industrial grade under the hood.
CR3, ARW, NEF, DNG: raw travels through the same links and galleries as finished work.
No waiting while a zip builds. Downloads start instantly, whatever the size of the set.
Upload links work without an account. Share links don't expire after a week.
Is there a free alternative to WeTransfer?
Yes. The Opsicom Free plan gives you 5 GB of storage with no monthly transfer cap, compared to WeTransfer's free plan, which limits you to 3 GB or 10 transfers every 30 days and deletes files after 3 days. Upload once, share a gallery link, and the files stay in your space until you decide to remove them, so you are not re-uploading the same shoot every time a link expires.
How do I send photo files to someone?
Create a free Opsicom account (no card required) and upload your photos as a batch, no zipping needed. Share the gallery link by copying it or emailing it directly: your recipient opens it in a browser, previews every photo, and downloads the originals or the whole set at once, no account needed on their end. It works the same whether you're sending a handful of photos or a full shoot's worth.
How do I share large photo files?
Upload the photos to a free Opsicom account (5 GB on the Free plan, no card required) as a batch, no zipping needed, then share the single gallery link by copying it or emailing it. Your recipient opens the link in a browser, previews every photo, and downloads the full-quality originals or the whole set at once, no account needed on their end.
How do I upload large photos?
Start free on Opsicom (5 GB on the Free plan, no card required) and upload the photos as a batch, no zipping needed. Uploads resume automatically if your connection drops, so a large batch doesn't need to finish in one sitting. Once they're uploaded, share a single gallery link and your recipient can preview and download the full-quality originals without an account of their own.
How do I send large photo files for free?
Sending large photo files for free starts with the Opsicom Free plan (5 GB of storage, no card required). Upload the whole batch at once, no zipping required - each photo file uploads and resumes on its own, so one slow or dropped file doesn't put the rest of the batch at risk. Share a single gallery link and your recipient can browse every photo and download the whole set or pick individual files, at full quality: a JPEG, a RAW file or a 40 MB export all transfer the same way.
What's the best way to send large photos?
Create a free Opsicom account, upload the photos as a batch (no zipping needed), and share the gallery link. Your recipient opens it in a browser, previews every photo, and downloads the full-quality originals or the whole set at once - no account required on their end. It works the same whether you're sending a handful of vacation photos or hundreds from a shoot.
Is there a free photo transfer tool?
Yes. The Opsicom Free plan includes 5 GB of storage, with no card required. Create an account, upload your photos (JPEG or RAW), and share the gallery link. Recipients preview and download full-quality originals in their browser without an account of their own, and you choose whether the link ever expires instead of being stuck with WeTransfer's fixed 3-day window.
How do I send large picture files for free?
Start free on Opsicom (5 GB on the Free plan, no card required), upload your picture files (including RAW formats like DNG, CR3, NEF and ARW), then copy the gallery link or email it straight to your recipient. They open the link in their browser to preview and download the full-quality originals, no account or extra software needed on their end. That's the whole process - no zipping, no compressing, no splitting a shoot into multiple emails.
Is it actually free?
Yes. The Free plan includes 5 GB of storage, with no card required. It is for one person and up to 10 projects a month.
Do my recipients need an account?
No. They open your link in a browser, preview the files, and download the originals or web-sized versions. Nothing to install and no sign-up on their side.
What file types can I send?
Anything. Photos including RAW formats like DNG, CR3, NEF and ARW, video including MOV, MP4, BRAW and R3D, plus documents. Files upload and download at original quality.
Do my transfers expire?
You choose. Share links can expire after 7, 14, 30 or 90 days, or never. The files themselves stay in your space either way, so you can re-share them any time without uploading again.
What happens when I outgrow the free 5 GB?
A paid plan includes 100 GB per person. You can also do nothing - your existing files stay where they are.
How do I send raw photo files like CR3 or ARW to an editor?
Raw formats are just large files: the problem is usually the transfer tool, not the format. Opsicom's upload links accept raw files (CR3, ARW, NEF, DNG and others) at full size, with no conversion and no account needed on the other end. Editors upload finished work back through the same link, and everything lands attached to the right project.
How can I send video files that are too big for email?
Email tops out around 25 MB, which rules out almost any video file. With Opsicom you share a gallery link instead: the video plays in the recipient's browser before they download anything, and the download, whatever its size, streams straight from the link. No compression, no expiring link, no third-party transfer branding.
Made by a media delivery platform.
Opsicom runs delivery, booking and operations for creative businesses. The same file pipeline that delivers professional shoots also powers the Free plan - which is why your transfers arrive as galleries, not zips.