Can You Upload Videos to Dubz.co Without Creating an Account?

Yes. Dubz.co provides an "Upload (as Guest)" option, so you can upload a video without registering or logging in. The site also offers a separate Login path for users who want an account. Guest upload is the fastest route if you just want to host and share a clip; the trade-off is that account-based features (such as managing a persistent library) are tied to the logged-in experience, and the site does not spell out every guest-vs-account difference on the page.

How guest uploading works

1. Open Dubz.co and choose Upload (as Guest) instead of Login.
2. Select your video file. Dubz.co states it supports popular formats such as MP4 and MOV.
3. Wait for the upload to finish, then use the sharing options to post the video to platforms like X.com or Reddit.

The expected result is a hosted video with a shareable link, without any signup step in between.

Limits to know before you upload

Two of these matter most for a guest upload. First, the 100MB cap is a hard ceiling, so a long high-bitrate file may need trimming or re-encoding before it will go through. Second, the "no 90-day deletion" promise is tied to videos that keep getting views — a clip that gets no traffic is not covered by that wording, so treat it as a retention policy for active videos rather than permanent storage.

Guest vs. account: what actually differs

The page confirms that both paths exist but does not publish a feature-by-feature comparison. What can be said from the site's own text:

• Guest upload is presented as the immediate, no-signup option.
• Login exists as a separate entry point, which implies account holders get something beyond a one-off upload — most likely a way to find and manage their videos later.
• Anything beyond that (storage dashboards, edit history, deletion controls) is not documented on the page, so verify it in the interface before relying on it.

If you only need to get one clip online and share a link, guest upload covers it. If you plan to upload repeatedly and want to locate your videos afterward, create an account rather than assuming guest uploads are retrievable.

Practical notes

• The 100MB limit applies to the upload itself, not to the edited result, so trimming in the browser editor before sharing is a reasonable way to stay under it.
• Because guest uploads skip identity, keep your own copy of any file you care about — the site's retention language is about views, not about a guaranteed archive.
• Dubz.co reports over 20 million users across 132 countries and 300M+ video views, with 90% of views on mobile. If your audience is mostly on phones, check how your clip looks vertically before sharing.