Need to share large files on multiple hosting sites? Use Load2all

When you need to share very large files like videos or .zip archives, Load2all can be your one-upload, multiple host solution.

In the course of the average business day, workers may need to share files with vendors, clients, or subcontractors outside of the office. Shipping those files on a disc can be expensive or time-consuming, and size limitations could prevent any chance of those files being sent successfully through email. The solution: upload the file to Load2all, a sharing service that can upload files to several online hosting sites at once.

There are many sharing sites that can handle large files, but dealing with pop-ups and delay times can sometimes make it annoying. Further complicating things are preferences based on the paid subscriptions that people may already have to one site. If I pay money for a premium RapidShare account, I’d much rather have files sent to me there instead of DepositFiles. Load2all is commonly used by people who want to upload their file once and have a variety of options for sharing with others. People select which websites they want to use and Load2all will add that file onto each site’s servers. This can save time and effort if you have to share large files with multiple people.

Best of all, Load2all can automatically split files in order to comply with size limits. I occasionally have to send or receive uncompressed video files that are as much as 2 GB. Few sharing sites will permit sharing a file that large, but Load2all can split the files into .rar’s and have the recipient rejoin them later. That means less time I have to spend worrying about how I’ll be able to share files with others.

Filed Under: General > Networking > Storage
Tags: file sharing, websites