Share files without OneDrive
No Microsoft account needed. Upload files and share an instant link — no subscriptions, no storage quotas, no Microsoft ecosystem required.
OneDrive is storage. Dropfilo is for sending.
OneDrive is designed around cloud storage — managing folders, syncing devices, and collaborating within Microsoft 365. If you just need to send a file to someone right now, that's massive overkill. Dropfilo is built for exactly that: upload, link, share. Done.
How to share files without OneDrive
1. Go to dropfilo.com — no download or Microsoft login.
2. Drag and drop your files onto the upload zone.
3. Copy the link and send it to anyone via email, Teams, WhatsApp or Slack.
Your recipient downloads the file directly — without any account or app.
Frequently asked questions
Why use Dropfilo instead of OneDrive for sharing files?
OneDrive is cloud storage tied to a Microsoft account. If you just want to send a file to someone, Dropfilo is much faster — upload, get a link, share it. No Microsoft account required for either sender or recipient.
Can I share files with someone who doesn't have a Microsoft account?
Yes, with Dropfilo anyone can download your files with just a link — no account, no app and no Microsoft subscription required. This makes it far more practical for sharing with clients or external contacts.
Is Dropfilo free compared to OneDrive?
Dropfilo is completely free for basic transfers. OneDrive's free plan gives 5 GB of storage, but requires a Microsoft account. Dropfilo requires no account at all for a quick file transfer.
What happens to my files after I share them?
Files expire automatically — after 24 hours for anonymous transfers, 3 days with a free account, or up to 60 days on a Pro plan. This means you don't have to manually manage old files like you do with OneDrive.
Can I use Dropfilo for business file sharing?
Yes. Dropfilo works great for sending files to clients, colleagues or partners without requiring them to have any specific account. The Starter and Pro plans give more storage, more transfers and longer expiry times.