Send audio files by link — listen straight in the browser
Send MP3, WAV, FLAC, or an m3u playlist over a secure link. Recipients open the link and listen in a built-in browser player — no forced download, no account, no ads.
Free, no sign-up, time-limited link. Ideal for demos, rough mixes, selections, or podcasts.
This guide explains how to send one or more audio files (MP3, WAV, FLAC, m4a, ogg) by link so recipients can listen in their browser without installing anything. FileVert Explore mode turns on a built-in audio player on the transfer page; m3u and m3u8 playlists set track order; recipients can reorder playback without changing your upload.
Why send audio files by link instead of as attachments
Email attachments cap out at 25 MB and mean downloading before you can listen. Streaming platforms want an account and put your music on their platform. Typical transfer services make people download a ZIP before they hear anything. With a FileVert link in Explore mode, your recipient — label, client, friend, A&R — listens track by track in the browser and only downloads if they choose. You keep control of the send; they keep control of playback.
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Prepare your audio files
Gather MP3, WAV, FLAC, m4a, or ogg files. To set playback order, add an m3u or m3u8 file to your selection — the player detects it automatically.
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Start the transfer
Open the send page and drop your files. No sign-up is required for a free send.
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Check that Explore mode is on
In the form, Explore mode is on by default for compatible transfers. Turn it off only if you want a direct download.
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Share the link
Copy the secure link and send it by message or email. The recipient opens the link and listens in the built-in player; they can reorder tracks for their own listening.
Listen to audio received by link — what the recipient sees
When your recipient opens the link, an audio player appears right in their browser, listing every track you sent. They can start playback immediately, skip between songs, and reorder their playlist without changing your original upload. Download stays available — it's voluntary, never forced.
Typical situations
Independent musician
Send a four-track demo to a label: instant listening, no forced copy.
DJ
Share a selection for an event: the client listens and reorders to test the set.
Friend
Send a music selection to someone close for a trip: time-limited link, no account, no imposed platform.
Built-in audio player — what Explore mode adds
- Listen straight in the browser: nothing to install on the recipient side.
- Supported formats: MP3, WAV, FLAC, m4a, ogg, and other common types.
- m3u and m3u8 playlists recognised: track order is detected automatically.
- Recipients can reorder playback without changing your upload.
- Optional download: they listen first and download only if they want to.
- Free transfer, no sign-up, time-limited link (2–15 days depending on your plan).
Convert or compress audio files before sending
Need MP3, a lighter file, or a consistent format? The FileVert audio converter handles one or many files in batch, right in your browser — fully local, no server upload.
Open the FileVert audio converterWhich audio formats can I send by link?
FileVert accepts common audio formats: MP3, WAV, FLAC, m4a, aac, ogg, opus. Files are sent without recompression or quality loss. To set playback order for a selection, attach an m3u or m3u8 file — the built-in player detects it automatically.
Send a demo to a label or a rough mix to a client
For musicians, beatmakers, and producers, a FileVert link beats mailing a CD or a WeTransfer ZIP folder. The A&R, artist manager, or label hears your rough mix in their browser within seconds of clicking. No account to create, no file to download before the first chord plays — often the difference between a demo that gets heard and one that gets skipped.