MediaFire

MediaFire is an online storage service that gives access to the same files from different devices (computers, tablets, smartphones). Using this cloud storage, the user can store important information and access it quickly from any device connected to the Internet.

MediaFire not only allows you to store your personal data on a virtual drive, but also to create shared folders and control other users' access to your documents. In addition, the files can be shared as links, sent by email or published on various Internet resources.

Free accounts can upload files of up to 5 GB each, and paid plans raise the limit to 50 GB per file. MediaFire no longer offers its own desktop client for Windows; the Windows program listed here is MediaFire Explorer, a free unofficial client by James Heck that uploads, downloads, moves, renames and shares files, supports remote upload and runs without installation. Its last release came out in 2020.

MediaFire provides easily accessible online storage, with the ability to share files and reach them from any device.

Cloud storage can be managed using both a browser and a client program. Initially MediaFire provides its users with 10 GB of free, ad-supported space that can be expanded to 50 GB with bonuses such as referral links. Paid plans remove the ads: Pro offers 1 TB of storage, Ultra offers 100 GB with fast transfers, and Business plans start at 2 TB.