Video to Link

Video to Link turns your video file into a short URL you can share anywhere. Instead of attaching a large file, you upload once, copy the generated videotolink.net link, and send it via email, chat, tickets, or documents. The link opens a clean player page in the browser so viewers don’t need an app or an account.

To use it, drag and drop your file (or browse to select one). Supported formats include MP4, MOV, WebM, MKV, and M4V, with a maximum upload size of 100MB for guest use. There’s no processing queue—conversion completes with the upload, and the short link appears immediately so you can share right away.

Video previews unfurl right where you paste the link, and playback is designed to work across phone, tablet, and desktop. Pages are ad-free and stay out of search engines, so the link itself is the only way in. Your playback is kept at the quality you exported: uploads are not re-encoded or recompressed during the process.

Upload retention depends on your sign-in status. Guest uploads are kept for 21 days, while signing in keeps uploads for longer. Optional controls include adding a password to a link or setting an expiry date when you don’t want a file to circulate forever.

How do I convert a video to a shareable link?

Drag and drop your video into the uploader (or click to browse). After the upload finishes, copy the short videotolink.net link shown on screen and paste it wherever you want to share.

What video formats and file sizes are supported?

Supported formats are MP4, MOV, WebM, MKV, and M4V. Guest uploads support up to 100MB per upload.

How long does a guest video link stay available?

Guest uploads are kept for 21 days. After that, the guest file/link is cleaned up.

Can I make a link private with a password or expiry date?

Yes—links can be protected with a password and you can add an expiry date when the video shouldn’t be available forever.

Will the video play on phones and in chat apps like Slack or Discord?

The link opens a browser player page that streams on any phone, tablet, or desktop. When shared, the link also unfurls into a preview card in supported places.

Does the service re-encode or recompress my video?

No. The uploaded video plays exactly as you exported it—there’s no re-encoding or recompression during conversion.