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Upload a video, wait for processing, then copy its shareable URL.
Upload an MP4 or another video file and get a shareable link
Our video to link tool accepts MP4, MOV, AVI, WebM, or MKV files up to 100MB. Upload your file, then copy its shareable link after processing. Standard use requires no sign-in.
Supports MP4, MOV, AVI, WebM, MKV up to 100MB
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Maximum file size: 100MB
Video, audio, PDF and image uploads use HTTPS and create public URLs. Anyone with the URL can access the file. Do not upload confidential material.
The link opens the original uploaded file. Uploading does not convert its format, replace earlier uploads, or provide version control.

Upload a video, wait for processing, then copy its shareable URL.
Uploads use HTTPS. The resulting file URL is public, so anyone with the URL can access the file.
Reuse a generated link while its video remains hosted.
Our video to link tool accepts MP4, MOV, AVI, WebM, or MKV files up to 100MB. Upload your file, then copy its shareable link after processing. Standard use requires no sign-in.
Shareable video links for messages, documents, and websites
Fast Processing
HTTPS transfer for uploads
Free standard uploads within current limits
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Built for straightforward video uploads and shareable links.
Upload a video, wait for processing, then copy its shareable URL.
Uploads use HTTPS. The resulting file URL is public, so anyone with the URL can access the file.
Reuse a generated link while its video remains hosted.
Compare public file sharing, on-device processing and public direct-link downloads.
| Workflow | Public upload | Local processing | Direct-link download |
|---|---|---|---|
| Main task | Publish an original file | Convert or transcribe media | Save a public media file |
| Starting point | Choose a file to publish | Choose local video or audio | Paste a direct media URL |
| Data path | File uploaded to hosting | Media stays on your device | Public media URL sent for download |
| Limits | 100 MiB per upload | Check each tool’s limits | Check downloader limits |
| Access | Anyone with the URL | On-device processing | Public direct media only |
| Result | Public original-file URL | Local result file | Downloaded media file |
| Next step | Copy or embed the URL | Review and save the result | Save and check the file |
| Useful for | Sharing demos and documentation | Preparing video and audio | Saving existing public media |
Quickly host demo videos for websites, QA handoffs, and product documentation without running your own media server.
Example Use Case
Embed short demo videos in documentation with shareable URLs for engineering workflows

Embed short clips in articles and newsletters with stable video URLs that stay reusable.
Example Use Case
Add video links to Markdown documents with shareable URLs

Share campaign videos across landing pages, ads, and social posts with one consistent URL.
Example Use Case
Share campaign videos through a reusable URL

Include lecture captures, project demos, and walkthrough videos in assignments and collaborative notes.
Example Use Case
Reference project demo videos in reports with stable links

Upload an MP4 or another supported video file, wait for processing, then copy the generated link to share it.
Upload your video, wait for processing to finish, then copy the generated URL. You can open, share, or embed that link immediately.
Supported formats include MP4, MOV, AVI, WebM, MKV, MPEG, OGG, 3GP, and FLV when the browser provides valid video metadata.
You can reuse the generated URL while the video remains hosted.
You can use it in documentation, issue trackers, chats, websites, social media posts, and team collaboration tools.
Standard video uploads are free within the current upload limits.
Uploads use HTTPS transfer and are hosted for stable delivery, giving you reliable sharing links for video content.
mp4tolink lets developers, creators, and teams upload videos and share generated URLs in messages, documents, and websites.