Bypass Discord
upload limits
ImageUploader is a free Discord bot that lets you send
big files without Nitro. Run /upload, drop your file on the link, done.
- 100% free
- No Nitro needed
- Setup in 30 seconds
How to use it
Four steps. No config files, no dashboards, no subscription.
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Add the bot
Hit Add Bot and pick your server. Discord asks once for permission, then ImageUploader is live in every channel.
Add Bot -
Run
/uploadType
/uploadin any channel. The bot answers with a private upload link — only you can see it. No file goes through Discord, so the attachment cap is never involved.›ImageUploader BOTYour upload page is ready:
https://imageuploader.xyz/u/9xk2qa
Only you can see this • link expires after use -
Drop your file
Open the link in your browser and drag the file in — a 400MB video, a fat ZIP, a screenshot. When the upload finishes, the bot posts it straight back into the channel you ran the command in.
Drop file here my-4k-clip.mp4 — 412 MBImageUploader BOTUploaded by @you — my-4k-clip.mp4 — 412 MB
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Run
/galleryOpens your personal gallery of every file you have sent. Open it, copy the link, or delete it — thumbnails and all.
Commands
Two of them. That is the whole bot.
/upload
Returns a private upload page. Drop your file there and the bot posts it plus a shareable link into the channel. Works for video, images, GIFs, audio, PDFs, and archives — past Discord's 10MB free cap, no Nitro.
/gallery
Opens your private web gallery with every upload: thumbnail, file size, date, plus buttons to open, copy the link, or delete.
Why the Discord upload limit exists — and how to get around it
Discord caps attachments at 10MB on a free account. Nitro Basic pushes that to 50MB, full Nitro to 500MB, and Server Boost level 2 or 3 lifts the per-server cap to 50MB or 100MB. If you are not paying, the cap bites the moment you try to send a screen recording, a game clip, or a modpack.
The workaround is to stop sending the file and start sending a link. ImageUploader hands you a private upload page, takes the file straight from your browser to its own host, and posts a direct URL back into the channel. Discord sees a short piece of text, so its attachment limit never applies. Anyone in the channel — Nitro or not, phone or desktop — clicks and gets the full-quality original, with no re-compression of your video.
Compared with dumping files on a generic file host, the bot never makes you leave Discord: no browser tab, no login, no ad wall, no seven-day expiry. Start with /upload, finish in the browser, find it again later with /gallery.
FAQ
How do I bypass Discord's upload limit?
Send the file outside Discord and let the bot post the link. Run /upload, the bot DMs you a private upload page, you drop your file there in the browser, and the bot posts the file plus its direct link into the channel. Discord only ever carries the link, so the 10MB attachment cap never applies.
Can I send big files on Discord without Nitro?
Yes. Nitro raises the cap, but it is not the only route. ImageUploader is free and turns any file into a shareable link, so members without Nitro can share large videos, archives, and images in any channel.
What is Discord's file size limit in 2026?
10MB free, 50MB on Nitro Basic, 500MB on Nitro. Server Boost level 2 gives 50MB and level 3 gives 100MB server-wide. ImageUploader sits on top of any tier by hosting the file outside Discord.
What file types can I upload?
Images, video, GIFs, audio, PDFs, and archives. Images and video get a thumbnail preview in /gallery; everything else gets a file icon plus a direct link.
How long are my files kept?
As long as storage allows. Files are evicted LRU — least recently accessed goes first when space runs low — so any file can be removed at any time. Treat links as long-lived, not as a backup; keep your own copy of anything important. You can also delete a file yourself in /gallery, which kills the link immediately.
Is ImageUploader free?
Yes — the bot, /upload, and /gallery are all free. No paywall, no extra account beyond your Discord login.
Ready to send big files?
Add ImageUploader and run /upload in under a minute.