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April 23, 2023
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Sometimes you need to provide a downloadable file that cannot be uploaded to Webflow's assets because it's too large, or it's an unsupported file type.

Here are some popular options;

  1. Github repo + jsdelivr. Github has a built-in editor, full history, and excellent user control. You can use it and CDN-serve your files for free through jsdelivr. However jsdeliver will only access "public" repos.
  2. Github repo + Netlify. allows "private" repos but requires one additional step to publish updates.
  3. Codepen.io. Offers a very nice built in editor, and delivers any file type by CDN, however it has no history or ability to revert changes, and not designed for team use.
  4. Codesandbox. similar to Codepen but a bit beefier on project management.
  5. Google Drive, Dropbox... other file hosting solutions which can be free, and offer good access. Each has its own mechanism for accessing and delivering raw files.

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