Which website design allows you to upload files for others to download?
I need to design my own website, but I don’t know which website allows you to upload short videos (At least 100MB), music and documents for others to download.
I want to be the host, and I want it to be free.
Acually I think a blog would work fine too.
Tagged with: Blog • music • own website
Filed under: Website Design
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Okey, i see:)
1. http://www.fs2you.com
Fs2You is the simplest free file hosting service for businesses, professionals, and individuals to share files and images with others
1. Share files and images with all of your friends and upload them only once
2. Link to files from your MySpace page, your blog, or forums
3. Upload an unlimited number of files to share with friends and family or storage
4. Use folders to easily share groups of files or create galleries for all your images
2. http://www.mediafire.com/
MediaFire is the simplest free file hosting service for businesses, professionals, and individuals to share files and images with others
1.Share files and images with all of your friends and upload them only once
2.Link to files from your MySpace page, your blog, or forums
3.Upload an unlimited number of files to share with friends and family or storage
4.Use folders to easily share groups of files or create galleries for all your images
5.No registration necessary and no software to install
6.Keep frequently used files online for easy access from any computer with an internet connection
3. http://rapidshare.de/
Host your files with RapidShare FOR FREE!
1. Select your file and press upload
2. Receive download-link and share it
When someone browses to something other than HTML, their browser pops up the Save As dialog box. That means anything you can get to with a URL can be downloaded. In other words, it doesn’t matter which web hosting company you go with for people to be able to download your files.
Now if you want streaming video or music, that’s a different story, and you’ll have to shop for a web host that supports what you want.
A blog would likely be a good choice, and platforms like WordPress and Community Server — which are both free and are widely supported — allow you to easily add binary and text content for others to download. Most blog frameworks are highly customizable and can be skinned to match the look-and-feel of your website.
There are literally hundreds of platforms to choose from. Which you pick will ultimately depend on your technical ability, the features you require, and what type of server you’ll be hosting on.
||| Kristopher Cargile
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