Share ZIP Files Online

Yes, sharing ZIP files through Tiiny Host is secure. We use industry-standard encryption to protect your files during upload and storage. For added security, you can password-protect your ZIP files so only people with the password can access them. Our platform also gives you control over your shared files - you can see who's viewing them through our analytics and revoke access at any time by removing the file. We don't scan or access the contents of your ZIP files, giving you complete privacy.

Tiiny Host supports sharing ZIP files up to 500MB in size with our free plan, which is enough for most document collections, design assets, and small project folders. If you need to share larger ZIP files, our premium plans support files up to 5GB, perfect for video collections, large software packages, or extensive project archives. There's no limit to the number of ZIP files you can share, and each file gets its own unique link. If your ZIP file exceeds these limits, you can split it into smaller archives before uploading.

With our free plan, your shared ZIP files remain available for 7 days, which is perfect for quick transfers and temporary sharing needs. Our premium plans extend this period significantly, with options for 30 days, 90 days, or even permanent hosting depending on your subscription level. You can always see the expiration date of your shared files in your dashboard and have the option to extend the availability period if needed. For business users who need to maintain archives of shared files, our team plans offer unlimited storage time with advanced file management features.

Yes, Tiiny Host provides useful analytics for your shared ZIP files. You can see how many times your file has been viewed and downloaded, giving you insight into whether recipients have accessed your content. Our premium plans offer more detailed analytics including geographical information about where your files are being accessed from, what devices are being used, and timestamps for each access. This data helps you understand how your shared files are being used and can be especially valuable for business users sharing files with clients or team members.