Twitter may be a great place to start conversations, learn new things, and build relationships but that doesn’t mean you should just limit yourself to a few text tweets everyday. You can always try to share videos, audio files, and documents with your followers to provide more value to them. Thanks to YouTube, Slide-share, and Scribd, you can easily link to videos, presentations, and documents easily on Twitter. But what if you have a brand new file that is not on one of these networks. You can always take time to upload them and then share them on Twitter or you can get the job done in mere second with TwitFS.

TwitFS is essentially a premium service that allows you to upload large files and share them on Facebook, Twitter, and … There is a free option available for folks who want to get started and are not too worried about their upload and download speed. Uploading a file using TwitFS couldn’t be any easier. You can always create an account to track your uploads and find out how many people have downloaded them. At the same time, you can just use the simple uploader to get your file on the web and share it easily with your Twitter followers:

As you can see in the above image, once you have uploaded your file, you are provided with a link to your file that you can share with your Facebook friends and Twitter followers. It even helps you upload your file to message boards faster by giving you the proper BB code.

You don’t really need a premium account unless you want to share huge files on Twitter. The free accounts are much easier to get started with, and you don’t even need to register for an account to share your files on social media sites. Overall, TwitFS is a convenient tool that helps you share your files on Twitter without too much trouble. It saves you time and effort and lets you provide more value to your Twitter followers. And it’s for free. Can’t get better than that.