DropBin
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File transfer — no account required

Big files.
One link.
Gone in seven days.

Drop up to 20 GB here and send the link to whoever needs it. No signup, no attachment limits bouncing your mail back. Everything is erased after a week.

Drop your files

Drag them anywhere in this box, or pick them from your device

Up to 20 GB per transfer · Encrypted in transit · Deleted after 7 days

41.8M transfers sent · 61 countries · no trackers, no ads

Three steps. That is the whole product.

01 — DROP

Put the files in

Drag a folder or a single 20 GB archive. Nothing installs, nothing asks you to verify an email address.

02 — SHARE

Send the link

You get a short URL. Paste it in a chat, a ticket, or a contract draft. Recipients do not need an account either.

03 — FORGET

Stop thinking about it

The transfer disappears on its own after seven days, or sooner if you delete it manually. No archive to clean up.

Small service, boring guarantees.

DropBin is run by a two-person team that got tired of “the file is too large” emails. There is no ad network, no analytics SDK, and no parent company watching what you send.

Payments go through a European processor. File storage sits in Frankfurt and Amsterdam. We keep the lights on and stay out of the way.

  • Per transfer20 GB on the free tier
  • Retention7 days, extendable to 30
  • In transitTLS 1.3 only
  • At restAES-256, per-object keys
  • AccountsOptional
  • Download pageBrowser only, no app

Pay only when 20 GB is not enough.

Free

$0

No card. No account.

  • 2 GB per transfer
  • 7-day retention
  • 25 downloads

Plus

$4/month

Billed yearly or monthly.

  • 20 GB per transfer
  • 30-day retention
  • Unlimited downloads
  • Password protection

Team

$12/month

Five seats included.

  • 100 GB per transfer
  • Custom expiry
  • API keys and webhooks
  • Shared folder links

Questions people actually ask.

Do I need an account to receive a file?

No. A link is a link. Open it in any browser and the download starts. Accounts only exist so senders can keep a history and manage retention.

What happens to my files after seven days?

They are deleted from the storage nodes and the object keys are destroyed. Nothing is kept for “analytics” or “improving the service”.

Can I send a folder?

Yes. Browsers that support directory upload let you drop a folder directly; otherwise archive it first. Password-protected archives are fine.

Is there a limit on download speed?

Transfers run on shared bandwidth, usually 80–150 Mbit/s per stream. Team plans get a dedicated egress pool.