MediaFire File Sharing in Top 2 Quick Ways

Content Overview:

• About MediaFire
• Why Share Files on MediaFire?
• Way 1. MediaFire File Sharing with the Best Free Way
• Way 2. MediaFire Share with the Built-in Share Feature
• 2 Tips for MediaFire Remote Upload
• The End

About MediaFire

MediaFire is a famous file-sharing and cloud storage service, that provides you with 10GB of free cloud space, and you can expand MediaFire's free storage to 50GB by installing apps or inviting friends on Facebook and Twitter. You can store files like photos, videos, audio, PDF files, and more. Thus, you can access files on multiple devices like computers, iPhones, Android, tablets, and more.

Besides, you can upload individual files up to 4GB to send large files to MediaFire. No bandwidth and download limit, so directly upload files from the website to your MediaFire storage without downloading.

Therefore, many people would like to upload files to MediaFire and share them with others to make it easier to collaborate.

Why Share Files on MediaFire?

Sharing files on MediaFire offers the following benefits for you, and some main reasons for sharing are listed below:

So, how to perform MediaFire file sharing safely? Here you will find the best way to make it. Let’s find out.

Way 1. MediaFire File Sharing with the Best Free Way

First of all, we will show you the best free way to share files on MediaFire, the professional web-based cloud file manager - MultCloud.

Therefore, you can use MultCloud to do MediaFire file sharing safely, here you can find simple steps to finish the sharing.

5 Steps to Do MediaFire File Sharing

1. Please apply for a MultCloud account for free, then log in to your MultCloud account.

2. Select Add Cloud from the My Online Services section, choose MediaFire, and follow the on-screen guide to add correctly.

3. MediaFire will be listed automatically then, tick a MediaFire folder, and choose Share > Share with MultCloud.

4. Choose Public Share or Private Share, and hit Create Share.

5. Hit Copy to get the link, and paste it with your friends to share MediaFire files with others publicly or privately.

This process is quite simple, isn't it?

Way 2. MediaFire Share with the Built-in Share Feature

Besides the best free way to do MediaFire File Sharing, you can use the built-in Share feature to perform MediaFire share.

This sharing feature also allows you to share files with your friends by links or social networks. Here you can share your MediaFire files on the MediaFire web app.

1. Please log in to your MediaFire account.

2. Tick the MediaFire folder, and hit Share from the top menu.

3. Hit Copy Link or hit the Social Media to share your MediaFire files and folders.

2 Tips for MediaFire Remote Upload

Besides, if you would like to share website files to your MediaFire account, you can use the Remote Upload feature to get website files directly to MediaFire storage.

Tip 1. MediaFire Remote Upload with MultCloud

1. Click MediaFire from the left side, and hover over Upload File from the top menu.

2. Select Remote Upload.

3. Input the link from the website you want to upload, and click Save to Cloud to upload files from the URL or website to MediaFire.

Tip 2. MediaFire Remote Upload with MediaFire Web App

How to upload files remotely to MediaFire from links via the MediaFire web app? The built-in Web Upload would do you a big favor. However, it's also a premium feature in the MediaFire Web App.

Simple Steps to Share Web Files to MediaFire via MediaFire Web App

1. Please log in to your MediaFire account.

2. Click UPLOAD from the top menu.

3. Hit Web Upload.

4. Input the link that was prepared, and hit BEGIN UPLOAD to share web files with MediaFire.

Now, you will complete the task quickly.

The End

Compared with these two MediaFire file-sharing methods, you might have found that MultCloud is the best free tool for you to perform MediaFire share, it covers all features that MediaFire provides, and it’s free while MediaFire offers you the feature after subscribing.

Besides, you can do MediaFire file transfer with MultCloud, which allows you to migrate files from MediaFire to Google Drive (or other clouds), or vice versa directly, saving time and effort.