Sending from iPhone
Send what is already on the phone
Most files worth sending were shot or signed on the phone. Choose them in Photos or Files, let the upload run while you carry on, and share one link when it is ready.
A clearer transfer
Fast to send. Simple to receive.
Photos and Files
Select several items at once and they become one transfer, not one message per file.
Link or email
Share a link, or enter recipients and let FileFast deliver it. Both end up in the same transfer history.
Recipients stay on the web
Whoever receives it opens a browser. They do not need the app, an account or an iPhone.
On the phone itself
Sending without moving the file first
Pick where the files already are
Choose from Photos, from Files, or through the iOS share sheet. Nothing has to be copied to a computer before it can be sent.
Switching apps does not cancel it
The upload keeps going while you answer a message or look something up. You come back to a finished link rather than a restarted transfer.
One history across devices
A transfer started on the phone appears in the same account as one started on the web, with the same limits and the same record of what was sent.
Where transfers stall
The detour through a laptop is where it dies
The file is on the phone, the laptop is at home, and the handover waits until the evening. Half of these transfers never happen for no better reason than that.
Quick answers
Before you send
The essentials, without another wall of feature cards.
Does the recipient need the app?
No. They open the link in a browser on any device.
Does it work on iPad?
Yes. The same app covers iPhone and iPad.
Can I keep folder structure?
Folder transfers are supported on the web and in the desktop apps. On iOS you select files, and they arrive as one transfer.
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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