By file size

How to send a file over 50 GB

Send it through a service built for very large single files, and plan the upload: 50 GB takes about 7 hours at 20 Mbps. Google Drive takes files up to 5 TB but caps uploads at 750 GB a day; on a Yungle paid plan one transfer can be as large as your storage, and uploads resume.

Where a file this size fits

Yungle, on a paid planOne transfer can be as large as your storage
Google Drive5 TB per fileGoogle Drive Help
Google Drive daily upload cap750 GB per user per dayGoogle Workspace Admin Help
OneDrive250 GB per fileMicrosoft Support
Dropbox in a browserUploads over 375 GB may time outDropbox Help Center

Limits from each company’s own help pages, checked on 13 October 2026. They change; the linked page is the authority.

How long 50 GB takes to upload

Upload speedTime
20 Mbps6 hours 57 minutes
50 Mbps2 hours 47 minutes
100 Mbps1 hour 24 minutes
500 Mbps17 minutes

Assumes 80% of the line speed is usable. Your own numbers: upload time calculator.

How to send it

  1. 1Start the upload in the evening on a wired connection, with sleep mode turned off.
  2. 2Drop the file on Yungle. A dropped connection resumes from the last finished part, not from zero.
  3. 3Send the link. The recipient can download it in any browser.

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How long does 50 GB take to upload?

About 7 hours at 20 Mbps and 1 hour 24 minutes at 100 Mbps. On a fibre line with 500 Mbps up, under 20 minutes.

Is a browser upload safe at this size?

It is if the service resumes interrupted uploads. Some cloud drives warn that very large browser uploads can time out and recommend their desktop app instead.

Can I send it from the command line?

Yes. Yungle has a command-line tool that uploads a file or a folder without keeping a browser tab open, useful for overnight uploads from a server.

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