We primarily use the application in our marketing department. There, we work very intensively with external agencies and service providers, and this often involves the exchange of large documents or file volumes. These are mainly Adobe files from the software products Photoshop and Premiere Pro; these inherently have a large file size. This is exactly where Lucet Link is very advantageous, because the immediate availability is very practical in everyday life and you can quickly exchange large files regardless of the standard. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There is a new mode in which even people who do not need to upload documents have the opportunity to download files via a web interface – and all of this is even free. Nevertheless, this mode is still somewhat underdeveloped: It appears sluggish in places and is not optimally designed overall. I see significant potential for optimization here. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I use LucidLink to access my files easily, and it lets me open them very quickly. It honestly feels like magic: I click a file and it opens instantly, no matter where I am in the world. I really appreciate both the speed and how simple it is to use, and the initial setup was very straightforward as well. Integration was super easy. The price also feels very competitive. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I don’t have anything negative to say about it. It’s very easy to set up and use. I haven’t come across any AI/artificial intelligence features yet, and that would be a nice plus to have in the future. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

LucidLink is the only cloud storage product we've found with the desktop performance and scalability that our services require. It's a smart, reliable, elegantly designed solution with great support. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Lucid is limited in bi-directional integration with other storage solutions and can be slow to download or back-up from. It's price point is fine for its more advanced capabilities, but interoperability with outside systems seems a low priority. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like that LucidLink is really easy to use and doesn't waste space on my hard drive with files I’m not using. It keeps the correct version of files as the one in use, which is super convenient for collaboration across my team. It's great that we don’t lose any files because the team works directly off the LucidLink server, so if someone is off sick, we can pick up right where they left off. I also appreciate how quick the file syncing is. Using it on Apple devices is a breeze because it's as easy as opening Finder, and the server is right there, allowing access to everything we need like it’s saved on our computer. I love that it syncs with other systems, automatically adding and archiving files when needed. It makes file management straightforward, storing everything relevant to our projects, and it's easy to find what I'm looking for. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Users can't reset their own passwords, which can cause delays if our admin is offline and someone can't log in. We occasionally encounter issues with buffering/playback speeds when working with really big files, although I think that's more an internet issue than a LucidLink issue. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I really appreciate how LucidLink makes cloud storage practical for active work, not just for backup or file sharing. Working with large project files is so much smoother because I can access the files I need on demand and only the required data is streamed and cached locally. It feels like working with a local drive even though it's cloud-hosted storage. The shared filespace feature is fantastic too, as it eliminates the need for duplicate archives or confusing filenames and greatly simplifies remote collaboration. Everyone can work from the same organized filespace, which makes handoffs, reviews, asset updates, and last minute changes quicker and less stressful. LucidLink fits into my existing workflow seamlessly without the hassle of syncing across devices. The convenience of opening files without downloading entire projects saves me a lot of time, so I can focus more on creating. The initial setup was very easy, just required installing the app, signing in, and selecting the filespace. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

One area that could be improved is the dependence on a strong consistent internet connection. The streaming workflow is very convenient, but performance can naturally suffer on slower or unstable networks, especially with very large media files or when several people are accessing heavy assets at once. The initial setup and understanding of caching can also take a lot of time for new users. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The easy of usage since the interface is just the same as finder as well as they are very good with the support with a welcome call with the team, to explain very clearly step by step how to use the platform, as well as how to navigate each section and understanding of the process, like how the cache works, as well as best practices in general. It is impressive how fast it is to work, you basically think you are working on a local server. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It has happened only once in more than a year of usage, but if the Lucid Link server is down, then you have to wait before continuing working. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like LucidLink because I can edit from anywhere without having to download or transfer all my files to separate devices. The price was good for the service, making it accessible for anyone as it was not hard to learn. The initial setup was very quick and easy. It works great for photo editing. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

For video it was a different story, at the time when I used it, it was a bit slow. I was on fiber internet on both the original device, and the proxy one, and it still felt a bit laggy at times for editing. Video playback within Adobe Premiere was slow, I would often have to wait for a bar to fill up before I could playback the clips in real time. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like using LucidLink at PepsiCo for exchanging and storing files. It allows our design team to share large and diverse files quickly, which is particularly useful for video production and large project folders. Generating links from Finder is very handy, although it stopped working after our Intune migration. I appreciate that LucidLink eliminates the need for re-sending parts of files, saving a lot of time for the team. It's great that we managed to set up a Single Sign-On with our company profiles, making the experience with LucidLink as frictionless as possible. LucidLink uploads only the changed parts of large files, which saves on transfer times. I find it better than other solutions like Google and Microsoft, and I would rate it a 9 out of 10. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

{"After migrating to Intune on Macs, the option to generate links from Finder stopped working, which is a major pain.","The Connection Quality Meter shows the connection's quality as almost always poor to fair, making people associate LucidLink with low-quality transfers, even though the actual performance is fine.","Our office WiFi initially did not allow connection with LucidLink because the IP address was blocked, and it took a lot of effort with IT to resolve this."} Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

UI / UX

There is barely any learning curve because it doesn't have a complex interface. It simply shows up as a standard hard drive in your Finder or Windows Explorer.

Verdict: Outstanding. The best UI is the one you already know how to use.

Integrations

It integrates at the OS level, meaning it works flawlessly with any app. It’s a lifesaver for media creators using Adobe Premiere, DaVinci Resolve, or Final Cut. On the backend, you can hook it up to AWS, Google Cloud, Azure, or use their bundled storage.

Verdict: Perfect for creative workflows.

Performance

Instead of downloading huge files, LucidLink streams only the specific data blocks you need on the fly. You can scrub a 100GB video timeline instantly with zero lag, provided you have decent internet.

Verdict: Black magic. The performance is incredible.

Pricing / ROI

It’s not cheap, and costs can add up per user and per terabyte. However, for post-production houses or agencies, the ROI is massive. You stop paying editors to sit around waiting for files to download.

Verdict: Pricey for solo freelancers, but worth every penny for remote teams. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

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It keeps all my AE project files up to date while I’m working on them. I save, and it saves right along with me. I don’t have to worry about downloading a file to work locally, then uploading it again and having to relink files and footage afterward. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It can sometimes have boot me off the server in the middle of working and the reconnection time isnt terrible but it is an inconvenience. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.