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Notes on sending things well.
Product updates, privacy thinking, and small workflow ideas for people who move a lot of files.
How to get around the WhatsApp file size limit: WhatsApp vs transfer links (what to use instead)
Hit the WhatsApp file size limit? Here’s the practical workaround: when to keep using WhatsApp, and when to switch to a transfer link (like LetsSend) or cloud storage so you can send full-quality photos, videos, ZIPs and project folders without painful compression.
7 Mistakes People Make When Sending Files Too Big for Email (and the Best WeTransfer Alternative Fixes)
If your attachments keep bouncing, uploads fail at 99%, or clients can’t find the right version, you’re making one of these common mistakes. Here’s how to fix each one, and when a WeTransfer-style transfer link is the cleanest approach.
How to Send Large Files to Clients: A Practical Checklist for Fewer “Can You Resend That?” Messages
A simple, repeatable checklist for delivering big creative files-so clients can download, review, and approve without broken links, missing versions, or confusing filenames.
How to Send Large Files Securely: Passwords, Permissions, and Practical Defaults
When you’re sending client work, “secure” shouldn’t mean complicated. Here’s a practical checklist for sharing large files with the right people, for the right amount of time, with fewer awkward follow-ups.
Top 10 Largest Files Commonly Transferred Between Clients (and How to Send Them Smoothly)
From multi-cam video masters to layered design packages and massive photo catalogs, these are the files that most often break email attachment limits. Here are the 10 biggest client-transfer culprits-and practical ways to deliver each one cleanly and securely.
How to Send Large Project Folders (Without Zipping Everything Into a Mess)
A practical way to deliver entire project folders-photos, video, audio, and design files-so clients can find what they need quickly, download reliably, and avoid broken file structures.
A Simple Client Delivery Workflow for Creative Projects (That Clients Actually Use)
A practical, repeatable way to package, send, and track creative deliverables-so clients find the right files fast, you look professional, and nothing gets lost in email threads.
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