Turn any video into a shareable link. Plays in any browser, up to 4K, no account needed to watch, passcode optional, and the link survives a new cut.
Upload a file, get a link. It plays in any browser with no app and no account, in up to 4K, and it keeps working when you replace the cut. You choose whether it is public, passcode-only, or open to one person at a time.
Create a free account, drop the file in, and a link is ready as soon as it finishes processing. Copy it into an email, a message or a brief. Whoever opens it sees your page and your player, in the quality you uploaded, without signing up for anything. Big files are fine: the upload resumes if your connection drops, so a long flat drive does not have to start over.
A link can be open to anyone, locked behind a passcode, or claimed by the first browser that opens it so a forwarded copy is refused. Downloads are off unless you turn them on. If a link goes further than you intended, you can issue a fresh one and the old one stops working. For client work, you can see who opened it and when.
When you upload a new cut, the same link plays it, so nothing you have already sent goes stale. Embeds behave the same way on your own site. And because every file is fingerprinted and certified on arrival, the version you sent is provably yours, with a dated certificate a client or a lawyer can check.
No. They open the link in any browser and it plays. Nothing to install, nothing to sign up for.
There is no per-file limit. Your total is counted against the storage on your plan, and the free plan includes 5GB to start.
Yes. Add a passcode, or use a link that the first viewer claims so a forwarded copy is refused. You can also switch downloads off.
The same link plays the new cut, so anything you already sent stays current. Embeds on your own site update the same way.
No. Plans have hard limits rather than overage billing, so there is never a bandwidth invoice after the fact.
Always. Your work stays yours, it stays private until you decide otherwise, and each file gets a dated ownership certificate in your name.