Email transfers

Send files by email without attaching the file

Add recipients, write a short message, and FileFast sends each person a private download link while keeping transfer activity visible to you.

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Private email delivery
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Delivered

To Anna and Jonas

The approved files are ready.

Hi — here is the final project. Use your private link to open the transfer; no account is required.

Project-final.zip

2.4 GB · private recipient link

Open private transfer
Email delivered to Anna
Anna opened the transfer
Anna downloaded the file

Recipients download without creating an account. The sender keeps the delivery trail.

One send, a clear answer

The file stays out of the inbox. The delivery does not disappear.

  1. Choose people

    Add recipients and a short message instead of fighting attachment limits.

  2. Send private links

    Each recipient receives their own path to the same transfer.

  3. See what happened

    Delivery, opens, and completed downloads appear in transfer activity.

Email delivery

What changes when you send by email

Each recipient gets their own link

Adding five people does not produce one link posted five times. Each address receives a private path to the same transfer, which is what makes the activity record useful afterwards.

How many people you can address

Ten recipients per transfer on Free, twenty-five on Plus, one hundred on Creator. If you need more than that in one send, a public link with a password is usually the better shape.

Why the file is not attached

Attaching a 200MB export puts a copy in every mailbox it touches, and most servers reject it before it arrives. A link keeps one copy, which is also the copy you can expire later.

Two designers reviewing project work together at a laptop before sending it to a client
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Client delivery

Send it once. Know when it lands.

Deliver the finished work without squeezing it into an attachment or following up with another “did you get it?” email.

Email sent 10:24
Recipient opened 10:31
File downloaded 10:34

Quick answers

Before you send

The essentials, without another wall of feature cards.

Do email transfers attach the file?

No. FileFast sends a download link, which avoids email attachment limits.

Can I see who downloaded?

Yes. Email transfer recipients are tracked for opens and downloads.

Do senders need to be verified?

Yes. FileFast emails a one-time code before sending. Existing accounts are recognized automatically.

Try it with the next thing you have to send

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

Send by email

The product behind it

Tracked and restricted access

When the handoff matters, “someone clicked” is not enough.

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Client review

Feedback belongs beside the frame, page or timestamp it refers to.

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Keep reading

Transfer analytics

Know whether your shared files were actually downloaded

Read the guide

Download notifications

Know when someone downloads your file

Read the guide

Secure file transfer

A secure file transfer you can explain to a client

Read the guide