How to send files without registration
Files can be sent without creating an account: upload, generate a link, and share it. On MyAirBridge, transfers of up to 20 GB work this way, and the recipient never needs an account either.
Sending without an account
- Open the transfer service in a browser.
- Add the files you want to send.
- Choose whether to generate a link or send the transfer to an email address.
- Wait for the upload to complete.
- Share the link with the recipient.
What you give up
For a one-off delivery none of this matters. It starts to matter when transfers become routine.
| Without an account | With a paid plan | |
|---|---|---|
| Transfer size | Up to 20 GB | Up to unlimited on Enterprise |
| Availability | Three days | Custom, including never |
| Password protection | No | From Pro |
| End-to-end encryption | No | From Pro |
| Storage for later reuse | No | 200 GB to unlimited |
| Transfer history | No | Yes |
When registration-free sending is the right choice
- a single delivery to someone who is expecting it
- sending from a computer that is not yours
- a recipient who must not be asked to install or sign in to anything
- material that is not confidential
When to create an account instead
If links keep expiring before recipients download them, if you send similar material repeatedly, or if anything you send is confidential, an account removes that friction and adds password protection and expiration control.
FAQ
Can I send large files without creating an account?
Yes. MyAirBridge allows transfers of up to 20 GB without registration, and recipients download without an account as well.
How long do transfers without an account last?
Three days. Paid plans allow custom expiration, including transfers that never expire.
Can I password protect a transfer without an account?
No. Password protection is available from the Pro plan.
Summary
Registration-free transfers cover one-off deliveries of up to 20 GB with a three-day availability window. An account becomes worthwhile when expiration causes rework, when transfers repeat, or when the material needs a password or encryption.