Free plan: 1 project, files up to 10 MB, no expiry · no card needed
To send a video as a link, upload it to a host with a built-in player. On Droply, drop an MP4, WebM or MOV and you get name.droply.page, which plays in the browser on any device. Upload the next cut to the same project and the link plays the new version. A minute of 1080p phone video is roughly 100–130 MB, so client videos usually need the Plus (1 GB) or Pro (15 GB) plan.
1
Name it
Client and version: acme-ad-cut, wedding-highlights.
2
Upload the video
MP4, WebM or MOV. Several videos share one page.
3
Send the link
It plays in the browser. Plus and up show when it was watched and from where.
Which plan fits your video
Plan
Storage
Fits roughly
Free
10 MB
A few seconds of HD, or a short screen recording
Starter, $5/month billed yearly
100 MB
About a minute of 1080p phone video
Plus, $12/month billed yearly
1 GB
Several minutes of 1080p
Pro, $25/month billed yearly
15 GB
Long edits and 4K exports
Sizes vary with the camera and export settings. Exporting at a lower bitrate for review copies saves a lot of space.
Review copies and final delivery
Review: send one link per cut, or replace the file in the same project so the client always sees the latest version.
Lock it: add a password to unreleased work (Plus and up).
Final delivery: Pro can turn off downloads for review copies; leave them on for the final file.
Questions
How do I send a large video to a client?
Upload it and send a link instead of an attachment. On Droply, Plus holds 1 GB and Pro 15 GB. For a one-off 40 GB delivery of raw footage, a transfer service built for many gigabytes is simpler.
Can the client watch without downloading?
Yes. The link opens a player in the browser. They can still download it unless downloads are turned off (Pro).
Will I know they watched it?
Every plan shows a view count. Plus and up show when, from where and on which device.
Send your video as a link
Drop the file in, pick a name, and send the link. It opens on any phone or computer.