Share a PDF as a link.

Sending a PDF used to mean a cluttered email attachment, a Dropbox share link with a login prompt, or asking the recipient to download something they didn't really want to download. NudgeHost is the friendlier middle ground: you drop the PDF, we give you back a URL, you send the URL. The recipient clicks it and reads the PDF straight away. If you'd rather they see it without downloading anything, every shared file also opens in the online PDF viewer, so there's nothing for them to install.

If you need a flat image of a page instead of a clickable document, perhaps to drop into a slide deck or to post somewhere that won't accept a PDF, you can turn a PDF into images and host the result the same way. That's one of many format jobs in NudgeHost's all of NudgeHost's free converters. If your PDF is really a resume, there's a dedicated flow to share your resume as a link that adds open-tracking so you know when a recruiter has looked at it.

On our pricing you get 10 active PDFs at up to 25MB each, with no expiry, so your link stays live as long as you want it to. Larger files, password protection, custom domains, and branded links are all worth a paid plan once you're sharing PDFs regularly.

Built-in analytics let you see when your PDF was opened and from where. That's particularly useful when you've sent a proposal or a contract and you're wondering whether it's been read yet. If the file is a big one, the guide on how to send a large PDF without email covers the email-size-limit problem in full. The same uploader handles every other format too, so once you've sent your first PDF you can host any file type of any kind without learning anything new.