GB file transfer

Transfer GB-sized files without email attachment problems

FileFast is built for large files measured in gigabytes: videos, archives, client work, media exports, and project folders.

A clearer transfer

Fast to send. Simple to receive.

Large transfer pages

Recipients get a focused download page instead of a broken attachment workflow.

Transfer history

Keep your Sent history visible after sharing.

Safer sharing

Verified sending and scanning help reduce abuse.

Gigabyte-scale sends

When the file is genuinely large

Uploads survive interruptions

Large uploads are sent in parts, so a dropped connection resumes instead of restarting. Closing the tab by accident does not cost you the hour you already spent.

Where the ceiling is

300GB per transfer on Plus and 1TB on Creator. Above that, the practical limit is usually the upload connection rather than the plan.

A folder stays one transfer

Dragging in a project directory keeps its structure and produces one link. The recipient downloads the tree you sent, not a flat pile of files.

A videographer recording with a camera on location
Photo by Mojtaba Fahiminia on Unsplash

Gigabytes, routinely

Big is normal in this line of work

Camera originals, project archives and media exports are measured in gigabytes as a matter of course. The transfer should treat that as ordinary.

Quick answers

Before you send

The essentials, without another wall of feature cards.

What is a GB file transfer?

It means transferring files measured in gigabytes, usually too large for normal email attachments.

Can FileFast send GB-sized files?

Yes. Free supports up to 5GB and Plus supports up to 300GB per transfer.

Can I organize GB transfers?

Yes. Group complete transfers into private Collections alongside your Sent and Received history.

Try it with the next thing you have to send

Choose the files, share one link, and see what happens after it lands.

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