Send video files that recipients can watch first

Up to 1 TB per file · In-browser streaming · Resumable uploads

Raw footage, exports, screen recordings: video is where email and most free tools give up. Byndr takes files up to 1 TB each, resumes the upload if your connection drops, and lets recipients stream the video in their browser before they decide to download.

Why Byndr

• Up to 1 TB per file — 4K exports and raw footage included.
• Recipients stream the video in the browser, up to 4K, before downloading.
• Uploads resume after a dropped connection instead of restarting.
• Password protection, download cap and expiry from 1 minute to 12 months.
• Audio files get the same in-browser player.
• Hosted in the EU, encrypted at rest, never used to train AI.

Frequently asked questions

Which video files can be streamed?

Any file your browser identifies as video or audio is prepared for in-browser streaming when you keep streaming enabled on the transfer. The original file is always delivered unchanged.

Is the video compressed?

The download is the original file, byte for byte. The streaming preview is a separate transcoded copy — up to 1080p by default, or up to 4K if you choose.

How long does a video transfer stay online?

From 1 minute to 12 months, your choice, and you can limit the number of downloads.

Can I send a video without an account?

Yes. Drop the file, copy the link, share it. A free console account is optional if you want download tracking.