File too large for email? Sorted.

Gmail: 25 MB limit. Outlook: 20 MB limit. Your file: definitely bigger than that. There's a better way.

The old way

Gmail: 25 MB limit. Outlook: 20 MB limit. Your file: definitely bigger than that. You could compress it, split it into parts, or upload it to a drive and fumble with share links. Or you could just send it.

  • Try to attach file — rejected
  • Compress into a ZIP — still too big
  • Split into multiple parts — confusing
  • Upload to Google Drive — set permissions — send link
  • Recipient can't open it — needs access

With Skypost

Skypost. Drop the file. Get 3 words. Share them however you like — WhatsApp, text, even email (ironically). The other person enters the 3 words and downloads. No sign-up for either of you.

Send — 3 moves

  1. 1.Drop your files
    Drag and drop or click to browse. Any file type.
  2. 2.Hit send
    Your files upload instantly. A unique 3-word password is generated.
  3. 3.Share the 3 words
    Text, WhatsApp, email, phone call — however you like.

That's it. Done.

Receive — 3 moves

  1. 1.Open the link
    Go to skypost.co.uk/receive or use the link the sender shared.
  2. 2.Enter the 3 words
    Type the 3-word password exactly as given.
  3. 3.Download
    Grab individual files or download everything as a ZIP.

Frequently asked questions

What's the Gmail attachment size limit?+

Gmail limits email attachments to 25 MB. Anything larger gets automatically uploaded to Google Drive, which requires the recipient to have a Google account and navigate sharing permissions.

What's the Outlook attachment size limit?+

Outlook limits attachments to 20 MB for most accounts. Microsoft 365 Business accounts may allow up to 150 MB, but the recipient still needs to deal with download links and potential compatibility issues.

Can I send files larger than 25 MB without email?+

Yes. Skypost lets you send files up to 500 MB free and up to 5 GB on Pro. No email involved — just share the 3-word password via any channel you prefer.

Does the receiver need an account?+

No. The receiver just enters the 3-word password on skypost.co.uk and downloads. No account, no app, no setup.

Ready?

3 moves. No signup. No fuss.