There are a few different ways to send large files. Here are some of the most popular methods:

• Cloud storage services: Cloud storage services like Google Drive, Dropbox, and OneDrive allow you to upload and share large files with others. To do this, simply create an account with the cloud storage service of your choice, upload the file you want to send, and then share a link to the file with the recipient.
• File transfer services: File transfer services like WeTransfer and Send Anywhere allow you to send large files to others without having to upload them to a cloud storage service. To use a file transfer service, simply create an account, select the file you want to send, and enter the recipient’s email address. The service will then send the recipient a link to download the file.
• FTP/SFTP: FTP (File Transfer Protocol) and SFTP (Secure File Transfer Protocol) are protocols that allow you to transfer files between computers over a network. FTP/SFTP is often used to transfer large files between businesses and organizations. To use FTP/SFTP, you will need to have an FTP/SFTP client installed on your computer and you will need to know the FTP/SFTP server address and login credentials of the recipient.
• USB flash drive: If you need to send a very large file, you may want to consider using a USB flash drive. USB flash drives are relatively inexpensive and they can store large amounts of data. To send a file using a USB flash drive, simply copy the file to the flash drive and then hand the flash drive to the recipient.