Receive files without chasing attachments.

Stop searching inboxes for the last missing file.

Create one request link, verify contributors by email and keep every submission grouped by contributor in the request.

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Collect campaign assets

Open request · closes Friday

Drop files for North Studio

No account needed · email verification

AK

Anna K.

12 files

Received
MP

Marco P.

8 files

Received
LS

Lina S.

Waiting

The flow

From action to outcome.

  1. Write the request and its rules

  2. Share the request link

  3. Review contributor-separated submissions

What changes

Less admin around the work itself.

No contributor account

The contributor confirms a one-time email code, uploads files or folders and receives a receipt.

Named or open invitations

Accept any verified contributor with the link or restrict the request to invited addresses.

Contributor-separated submissions

Keep each verified contribution, message and folder hierarchy together inside the request.

Control the window

Pause, close, reopen or duplicate a request without losing earlier submissions.

Trust detail

The boundary is part of the feature.

Quota, blocked-extension and malware checks apply before a submission becomes available to the request owner.

A photographer and model reviewing shots on the camera in a studio
Photo by Vitaly Gariev on Unsplash

Collecting work

The sender does not need an account

A photographer on location, a client with one signed contract, a colleague sitting on a folder of raw footage. They open your link, pick the files, and you have them. Nothing to install, nothing to sign up for.

Request link shared 09:12
Ana uploaded 3 files 11:47
Marko uploaded 1 file 14:02

Quick answers

Before you start

Can someone send me files without a FileFast account?

Yes. Anyone with your request link can upload without signing up or installing anything.

Where do the uploaded files end up?

In the folder attached to the request, so everything for one job stays together instead of scattered across your inbox.

Can I stop accepting uploads?

Yes. Close the request, or let its expiry pass, and the link stops accepting new files.

Is there a limit on what someone can send me?

Uploads follow the limits of your own plan, so a request can accept the same file sizes you can send.

Keep going

What else fits this workflow

Start with your next transfer

Send a file, share the link, and see for yourself what changes.