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Tranzfer waits for the connection, then retries only the parts that were in flight.
Survived in testing



Send hundreds of gigabytes from your browser. If the Wi-Fi drops or the laptop sleeps, Tranzfer keeps what arrived and sends only the rest. Your editor gets one link.



What it survives
Tranzfer checks which parts already arrived, confirms your file hasn't changed, and sends only what's missing. Before every release we throw all of these at a single 100 GB upload, and it has to finish with the right bytes.

Tranzfer waits for the connection, then retries only the parts that were in flight.
Survived in testing
Pick the files again. Tranzfer checks them against what already arrived and carries on.
Survived in testing
Reopen Tranzfer and the upload is waiting on your dashboard, every stored part still there.
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Upload permissions run out while you sleep. Tranzfer asks for fresh ones and keeps going.
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Same name, same size, different footage. Tranzfer notices before it mixes them up.
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Every part confirmed, one file assembled, and the download matches what you sent, byte for byte.
Survived in testingHow it works

Drag in files or whole folders. They upload straight to storage, four parts at a time.

An interrupted upload waits on your dashboard. Pick the files again and only the missing parts go up.

Your editor opens it and downloads. No account, no app. The link ends when you said it would.
Pricing
Every plan includes large uploads, resume, folders and links. Paid plans add active transfer space and longer links. Space frees up when a delivery expires or is cancelled.
Billed monthly through Polar. Cancel anytime from your account; your plan runs to the end of the month you paid for.


20 GB free, no card