A 1fichier file, paid by its size
1fichier files often run large. Paste the link: the size of the file sets the price, and your coins only go once it is ready.
Paste my 1fichier link See pricing
2 credits to start, added when you verify your e-mail, valid 30 days.
What a 1fichier file costs
Big files are common here. Over the last 30 days, 8 1fichier files in 10 fetched over that period stayed under 5 GB, so about 2 in 10 needed two credits or more.
Short on credits for a big one? Nothing is taken. The result gives the file size, what it costs and how many credits you are missing, and the link stays on hold for 24 hours.
A credit costs between €0.20 and €0.25 depending on the pack. The 2 credits you get at sign-up already work on 1fichier.
Why a 1fichier link can fail
Most of the time the file is simply gone: removed by the person who shared it, or taken down after a complaint. A 1fichier address also carries the file code after the question mark; lose that part when you copy it and the link leads nowhere. Either way the result says so, and nothing leaves your balance.
Your coin is only set aside while 1fichier prepares the file. If the host refuses, the reservation is released at once, so trying a few old links found on a forum costs you exactly nothing.
- Link failsThe coin runs back to you. 0 credits
- Direct link never usedThe credit comes home on its own. back in 26 h
- Same link again within 24 hoursAlready paid once, not twice. nothing more
Is a 1fichier premium account worth it?
For someone who pulls files from 1fichier every week, probably yes: its own premium account will cost less over time than paying file by file. Check its shortest plan before deciding.
For one large file, or a handful a month, credits are simpler. No renewal to remember, nothing to cancel, and purchased credits stay in your account until 12 months pass with no top-up and no paid link.
Large 1fichier files: your questions
How many credits does a large 1fichier file cost?
One credit per started block of 5 GB: a 4 GB file costs 1, a 12 GB file costs 3, an 18 GB file costs 4. Large files are common on 1fichier: over the 30 days to 29 September 2026, about 2 in 10 of the 1fichier files fetched weighed more than 5 GB.
What if my balance is too short for a 1fichier file?
Nothing is taken. The result gives the file size, what it costs and how many credits you are missing, and the link is kept on hold for 24 hours. Add credits, then paste the same link again within that window: the file you were promised is handed over without being fetched a second time.
Why does my 1fichier link lead nowhere?
Usually the file is gone: deleted by whoever shared it, or removed after a complaint. A 1fichier address also carries the file code after the question mark, and if that part is lost when you copy it, the link points to nothing. In every case the result says what happened, and your balance does not move.
Do I need the https:// part of a 1fichier link?
No. A 1fichier address pasted without its beginning, such as 1fichier.com/?code, gets https:// added before it is sent. The repair needs the slash that 1fichier puts right after its domain, so copy the address with the slash, the question mark and the file code. The domain alone, or a copy that lost the slash, is refused and costs nothing.
Your 1fichier link is ready to paste?
Put it in the field on the home page. If the file is larger than your balance allows, nothing is taken and the link waits 24 hours.
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