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TransferSize

Ways to use TransferSize

Your work. Ready for its next chapter.

TransferSize puts your files online and gives you a link to share. The next step depends on your work: deliver a finished project, collect the inputs, or sell a digital package. Find your workflow below.

Find your workflow

Different work. A clear handoff.

Start with an example that feels familiar. Each page covers preparation, delivery, and what to check afterward.

Photography

Let the finished photos do the talking.

Deliver the full-quality set, keep proofs separate, and tell your client exactly what to download.

Edited sets · RAW files · Print exportsExplore the workflow

Video production

Deliver the master. Keep the quality.

Send final cuts, source footage, and subtitles with the context the next editor or client needs.

Final masters · Camera originals · CaptionsExplore the workflow

Design & agencies

A handoff that makes sense outside your studio.

Collect the brief, package the dependencies, and deliver approved work that the client can actually open.

Brand assets · Source files · Final exportsExplore the workflow

Client intake

Give incoming files a proper front door.

Send one project-specific upload link and a useful checklist. Spend less time chasing missing attachments.

Briefs · References · Project submissionsExplore the workflow

Digital products

Turn a finished package into a clear offer.

Explain the files, formats, and usage rights. Unlock the download after supported payment is confirmed.

Templates · Audio packs · Digital resourcesExplore the workflow

Live publishing

A planned path from your source to your viewers.

Prepare an authorized HLS source, rehearse playback, and keep the whole event chain under observation.

Existing HLS sources · Live events · PlaybackExplore the workflow

Good delivery is part of good work

Make the next step obvious.

A link gets the files there. A few thoughtful details help the other person use them.

  1. Name the package.

    Say what is approved, what is a draft, and which app opens the source files.

  2. Explain the link.

    Tell the recipient when it expires and send any password separately.

  3. Check the result.

    Open your delivery page and ask the recipient to confirm their downloaded copy works.