PDF too big to email? Send a link instead.

Upload your PDF, get a shareable link in seconds, and paste it into any email.

For trial usage, the site will be deleted automatically in 5 minutes. If you like the service, please register a paid account to continue.

Features
Everything you need to share a PDF.

Instant Share Link

Upload a PDF and get a public link in seconds. No servers, no setup — share it anywhere.

QR Code for Every PDF

Each PDF comes with an auto-generated QR code you can download and print on menus, flyers, or business cards.

Password Protection

Lock a PDF behind a password so only the people you choose can open it.

Views & Download Analytics

See views, unique visitors, downloads, and where your readers come from.

Clean PDF Viewer

Readers open your PDF right in the browser — fast, mobile-friendly, no download required.

Update Without Breaking Links

Re-upload a new version anytime. Your link and QR code stay exactly the same.

How it works
Stop worrying about setting a server for sharing PDFs.

1 Upload a PDF.

2 StaticFast works out the magic.

3 Get a public URL.

Every other fix has a catch
Compressing, zipping, and splitting all cost you something.

Compression wrecks quality

Squeezing a PDF under 25MB usually turns your images and scans to mush — the whole point of the document is lost.

Zipping barely helps

A .zip of an already-compressed PDF moves the needle a few percent, and recipients hate unzipping files.

Splitting is a mess

Nobody wants your report delivered as four separate attachments they have to reassemble.

The wall is real

Gmail caps at 25MB and Outlook around 20MB — and thanks to encoding overhead, even a 24MB file can bounce.

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FAQ
Frequently asked questions

How do I email a PDF that's too big?

Instead of compressing or splitting it, upload the PDF to StaticFast, copy the shareable link, and paste that into your email. The recipient clicks to view — no attachment limit, no quality loss.

What's the file size limit for Gmail and Outlook?

Gmail allows about 25MB per message and Outlook around 20MB, and because attachments are re-encoded for transfer, files close to the limit can still bounce. A link sidesteps the cap entirely.

Should I compress the PDF or send a link?

Compression is fine for small overages, but it degrades images and scans. If quality matters or the file is well over the limit, a link keeps the document intact and is faster to share.

Do I need an account?

You can try without signing up — trial uploads (up to 20MB) get a temporary link that's deleted after 5 minutes. To email a link your recipient can open anytime, register a paid account.

Can I password-protect the link?

Yes, on paid plans you can lock a link behind a password so only the people you choose can open it.

Is my file private?

Your file lives at a random, unlisted address that isn't published anywhere, and paid plans add password protection for extra control over sensitive documents.

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Features Everything you need to share a PDF.

How it works Stop worrying about setting a server for sharing PDFs.

Every other fix has a catch Compressing, zipping, and splitting all cost you something.

FAQ Frequently asked questions

Features
Everything you need to share a PDF.

How it works
Stop worrying about setting a server for sharing PDFs.

Every other fix has a catch
Compressing, zipping, and splitting all cost you something.

FAQ
Frequently asked questions