It is not you, and it is not your broadband. Every email provider puts a hard cap on attachment size — and it is far smaller than you would think.
What email lets you attach
What your files actually weigh
So people improvise. And every workaround costs them something:
Send it on WhatsApp
It arrives compressed to a fraction of the quality. Fine for a laugh, useless for a client deliverable or a snagging photo someone has to zoom into.
Split it into ten emails
Twenty minutes of your evening, and the customer still ends up missing part three and ringing you about it on Saturday.
Wrestle with a cloud drive
Sharing permissions, sign-in prompts, "request access" emails. Your customer just wanted the file, not an account.
If you can attach a photo to an email, you can do this. Nothing to download, nothing to set up, and your customer does not need an account to receive the file.
Drop your files in
Drag them onto the box above, or click to browse. Photos, videos, drawings, invoices, a whole folder — it does not matter how big.
Type who it is going to
Add their email address, or grab a link to paste into WhatsApp. Add a password if it is sensitive. Then hit send.
We tell you when it lands
They click one button to download. You get an email the moment they do, so you are not left wondering or chasing.
We stripped out the clever stuff nobody asked for and kept the six things that actually matter when you are trying to get a file to a customer before the end of the day.
Send a whole folder at once
Two hundred photos from a job, or one enormous video. Highlight the lot, drag it in, and it goes as one link. No zipping, no splitting it into parts.
Straight to their inbox
Type in their email address and we do the rest. They get a tidy message with one download button. They do not need an account, an app, or any idea what we are.
Or just grab a link
Prefer to send it yourself? Copy the link and paste it into WhatsApp, a text, or your own email. Add a password if it is something you would rather not have floating about.
See what has been picked up
Every transfer you have sent, in one list, with a clear tick next to the ones that have been downloaded. No more scrolling back through sent items wondering.
We tell you the moment it lands
You get an email the second they download it. That is one fewer chasing phone call, and one fewer "sorry, did you send that?" on a Friday afternoon.
Pull it back if you need to
Sent the wrong version? Delete the transfer and the link dies instantly. Files expire on their own too, so old client data does not sit around forever.
Every trade hits the same wall eventually: the file is too big for email. Here is who we see most often.
Builders & tradespeople
Site photos, drone footage, snagging videos and scanned drawings sent straight to the client or architect — without WhatsApp crushing the quality.
Accountants & bookkeepers
Send year-end accounts and payroll files with a password on them. Far safer than an email attachment, and you can see exactly when the client opened it.
Photographers & videographers
Deliver a full wedding gallery or a 4K edit in one link. No compression, no ten-part zip files, no awkward "did you get it?" phone call.
Estate & letting agents
Property walkthrough videos, EPCs and inventory packs off to solicitors and landlords in seconds, with a link that expires when you want it to.
Designers & print shops
Send print-ready artwork and layered source files to the printer exactly as you saved them. What you upload is what they open.
Solicitors & consultants
Bundles, reports and case files that are too big to email, protected by a password and stored on UK infrastructure.
Start free and stay free if that is all you need. Upgrade only when the files get bigger or you want them to stick around. No contracts, cancel whenever.
Starter
For the odd file here and there. Send up to 500MB, add a password, and it costs you nothing. No card, ever.
Plus
For the regular sender. Files up to 2GB, kept for a week, and an alert when the customer downloads them.
Pro
For businesses that live on big files. Any size, kept as long as you like, with full control over when links expire.
Most inboxes reject anything over 20MB. A single phone video can be three times that. Here is how the usual workarounds actually stack up.
| What you need | Email attachment | Vaulex | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Send a large video or photo set | Bounces over ~20MB | Heavily compressed | Full quality, any size |
| Original file quality kept | Yes, if it fits | No — quality is stripped | Byte-for-byte identical |
| Password protect it | Not without extra software | No | One tick box |
| Know it was actually received | You have to chase | Two blue ticks, maybe | Email alert on download |
| Recipient needs an account | No | Yes, and your number | No — they just click |
| Suitable for client data | Sits in the inbox forever | On a personal phone | Expires automatically |
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