One link that lets anyone send you large files
Your own upload page at filexl.com/yourname. Share it once — anyone can send you files without signing up.
What is a FileXL Dropzone?
A FileXL Dropzone is a personal file request link — a page at filexl.com/yourusername where anyone can upload files straight into your dashboard without an account, an app, or access to a shared folder. You set the size limit, the retention, and the hours it stays open.
- Sender account
- Not needed
- Your link
- filexl.com/you
- Uploads in
- 10 MB chunks
- Cost to start
- Free
How to receive large files with a Dropzone link
Three steps, about two minutes, nothing for the other person to learn.
Pick your username
Your Dropzone goes live the second you sign up.
filexl.com/yourname
Share it anywhere
Paste the link, or let people scan your QR code.
Files land in your dashboard
Tagged with the time, and who sent them.
Dropzone link vs. email attachments vs. shared cloud folders
The three usual ways to collect a file from someone else, side by side.
| What matters | FileXL Dropzone | Email attachment | Shared cloud folder |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sender needs an account | Never | Email account | Usually yes |
| Practical size limit | Multi-gigabyte | About 25 MB | Their storage |
| What the sender can see | Upload box only | Nothing | Your other files |
| Deadline that self-closes | Built in | No | No |
| Sender name / ID captured | Can be required | Address only | If signed in |
| Delivery & read reports | On the page | Unreliable | No |
| Works from a printed QR | Yes | No | No |
Who uses a file request link
Anyone whose work stalls while they wait on a file from someone else.
Freelancers collecting client assets
One link for briefs, footage, and source files. No expiring links, no full inbox.
Teachers collecting assignments
Every submission tagged with a name and roll number. Set the deadline once; it locks itself.
Recruiters receiving CVs and portfolios
Candidates send CVs without registering, and without you opening internal storage to outsiders.
Photographers receiving originals
Full-resolution photos and footage, no compression. You decide how long each file stays.
Students submitting work
Send a project to your professor in seconds, even when the campus portal refuses it.
Agencies collecting deliverables
A branded upload page with your own logo for proposals, contracts, and deliverables.
What every FileXL Dropzone includes
The controls that decide whether collecting files is easy or a mess.
Zero sign-up for the sender
Open link, pick file, done. No account, no app, no verification email.
Chunked uploads that survive bad Wi-Fi
10 MB pieces with automatic retries, so a dropped connection resumes instead of restarting.
Open and close on a schedule
Set a start and a deadline. Outside that window the page locks itself.
Sender name and ID capture
Off, optional, or mandatory. Nothing arrives anonymous unless you want it to.
A printable QR code
Auto-generated for slides, handouts, and event desks. Scan, upload, walk away.
Delivery and read reports
Senders see when a file arrived and when you opened it. No more follow-ups.
File type and size rules
Accept only images, documents, media, or archives, and cap the size below your plan limit.
Your branding, not ours
Your logo, title, and background, so the page looks like part of your own site.
Feedback back to the sender
Grade a submission and the sender sees it on the same page they uploaded from.
“Did you get my email?” is not a workflow.Every file lost to a bounced attachment or a full inbox costs you time and a little bit of trust. A Dropzone gives people one address that always works, and keeps files for as long as your plan allows.
Questions about receiving files online
Answers to what people ask before creating their first Dropzone.
Claim your Dropzone link today
Pick a username, share one address, and stop chasing people for files. Free to start.
Create your free Dropzone