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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.

Two architects in a photographer’s studio watch a large-file transfer finish on a laptop while comparing printed drawings in warm late-afternoon light. How to send a 20GB file: 9 steps that actually work (no compression) Need to deliver a 20GB video export, RAW folder, or project archive today? Here’s a practical 9-step workflow to send a 20GB file reliably, keep full quality, and avoid the common “upload failed” traps. A small creative team in a sunlit home studio organises project folders for a handoff beside an Android phone and an iPhone on a desk. Top 7 ways to send large files from Android to iPhone (without killing quality) Trying to get a big video, a RAW folder, or a project zip from Android to an iPhone? Here are 7 practical options ranked, with a quick comparison table and the gotchas that usually waste the most time. Close detail of a freelance designer’s hands on a trackpad at a balcony workspace, pausing with relaxed relief after sending a large client delivery in bright overcast daylight. Can I send 5gb free without compression? Yes, here are 3 clean ways (and what to avoid) Yes, you can send 5gb free without compressing, as long as you use a transfer link or cloud share link (not email). Here are three practical options, plus a quick checklist to keep quality and avoid failed uploads. A remote worker on a video call in a small creative agency open-plan room, reviewing photo thumbnails before sending a client gallery in warm late-afternoon light. How to share data online safely with an expiring link (photographer workflow) A practical photographer workflow for sharing a client gallery safely: export, package, send with an expiring link, add a password, and avoid the common ways links get forwarded or linger forever. Two architects in a quiet cafe corner compare drawings while dragging project files into a browser to send, in bright cool early-morning light. Send 10 gb free: 7 practical ways to deliver a 10GB file (and what to do when “free” won’t) Need to send 10GB free? Here are 7 real-world options ranked for speed, simplicity and reliability, plus a quick decision guide and the workarounds that actually get a 10GB delivery done. Close-up of hands on a trackpad in a video editor’s suite while a small creative team packs an external drive after offloading a shoot, bright overcast daylight. Send 5gb free: a buyer guide to the simplest 5GB file transfer for client delivery Need to send 5GB free to a client tonight? Use this buyer guide to pick the right option fast, with a feature checklist and a clear comparison of transfer links vs cloud storage (plus what actually goes wrong in real client deliveries). Remote worker in a bright maker’s studio nook, mid video-call, copying a share link to send large files to a client in cool early morning light. Why your large file upload keeps failing and how to fix it (12-step checklist) If your large file upload keeps failing, it’s usually one of five things: unstable internet, browser limits, a file that’s bigger than the service allows, a problematic folder structure, or security software interrupting the connection. This step-by-step checklist helps you pinpoint the cause fast and finish the send without re-exporting or re-compressing your work. A content creator at a film-set DIT cart packs camera gear while a large file transfer finishes on a laptop in warm evening light. Send 5GB free: WeTransfer vs LetsSend for large-file transfers Trying to send 5GB free and email keeps bouncing? Here’s a clear, practical WeTransfer vs LetsSend comparison: file-size limits, expiry, privacy controls, and which one fits a fast client delivery. Close-up of a music producer’s hands using a trackpad on a balcony workspace while a vocalist watches, as they drag files into a browser to send. File formats explained: which to send clients and why (Top 7 picks for creative delivery) Not sure whether to send PDF or PNG, WAV or MP3, ProRes or H.264? This ranked guide breaks down the best client-ready formats by use case, what to avoid, and how to package files so clients can open them fast without quality loss.

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