How can students send large project files for free?
Short answer
Students can send up to 10 GB a week for free with no account. Upload your files, press Get a link and share it with your group or tutor. Files stay up for 7 days.
Group projects, video assignments and design portfolios are often too big for email or a uni inbox. Pandafile is free for up to 10 GB per rolling 7 days, needs no account for a link and works in any modern browser, including on your phone or a library computer.
Send your project in three steps
- Open pandafile.co and press Choose files, or Choose a folder to keep your project structure.
- Check the meter that shows how much of your 10 GB is left this week.
- Press Get a link and paste it into your group chat, or choose Send by email to send it to your tutor.
How the free limit works
The 10 GB is shared across everything you send in a rolling 7-day window. It is counted per person, which includes your email, connection and device, so using another browser does not reset it. The meter tells you when space frees up again.
Good habits for coursework
- Name files with your name or group and the module, for example Group4_Report_Final.pdf.
- Send a day early. Free links expire after 7 days, so your group should download promptly.
- Keep your own copy. Pandafile deletes files when the link expires, so it is not a backup of your work.
