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Sending large files using Google Drive is one of the most efficient ways to bypass traditional email size limits. Whether you're sharing videos, high-resolution images, documents, or other large file types, Google Drive lets you upload and distribute files securely through shareable links. In this video, you'll learn how to send large files using Google Drive from your mobile device without hitting standard file size restrictions.

To get started, install the Google Drive app from the Play Store or App Store and log in with your Google account. Once you're in the app, tap the "+" icon at the bottom right corner and select "Upload." From here, you can either browse your device storage or select files directly from your photos or videos. Choose the large file you want to upload. Depending on your internet connection and file size, the upload may take a few minutes.

After the file is uploaded, it will appear in your Drive. Tap the three-dot icon next to the file name to open more options. Select "Manage access" or "Share," and then change the link settings to "Anyone with the link." This allows anyone who has the link to view or download the file, even if they don't have a Google account. This setting is important if you're sending the file to someone outside your organization or email list.

Once access is set, tap the three-dot menu again and choose "Copy link." You can now paste and send this link via email, messaging apps, or any platform of your choice. Google Drive allows you to store up to 15GB of files for free, and you can upgrade your storage through Google One if needed for even larger transfers.

Timestamps:
0:00 Introduction
0:11 Upload large file to Google Drive
0:33 Change access to 'Anyone with the link'
0:46 Copy and share the file link
0:56 Conclusion

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