Upload Zip File

Yes, Tiiny Host has file size limits that vary based on your account type. Free accounts can upload zip files up to 10MB, which is enough for many documents and small collections of files. If you need to share larger zip files, our premium plans allow for uploads up to 5GB, which can accommodate more extensive projects, high-resolution images, and larger collections of documents. We've designed these limits to balance accessibility for casual users while providing capacity for professionals who need to share substantial files.

The duration your zip file remains available depends on your account type. With a free Tiiny Host account, your uploaded zip files will be accessible for 7 days, which is perfect for temporary sharing needs. Premium accounts offer extended storage periods, with options for 30 days, 90 days, or even permanent storage depending on your subscription level. You'll receive notifications before your files expire, giving you the chance to download them or extend their availability if needed. This tiered approach helps us provide both affordable options and flexible storage for different needs.

Yes, Tiiny Host offers password protection for your uploaded zip files as a security feature. When uploading your file, you'll see an option to add password protection. Simply check this option and create a password of your choice. When you share the link, the recipient will need to enter the password before they can access or download your zip file. This adds an extra layer of security for sensitive or private content. The password protection works on all devices and browsers, ensuring your files remain secure regardless of how they're accessed.

After uploading your zip file to Tiiny Host, you'll receive a unique link that you can share with anyone via email, messaging apps, or social media. Recipients simply click the link to access your file directly in their browser, with no account creation needed on their part. For added convenience, you can also generate a QR code that links to your file, which is great for in-person sharing or printed materials. If you've enabled analytics, you'll be able to track when and how often your file is viewed or downloaded, giving you insights into how your shared content is being used.