RAW files travel untouched
CR3, NEF, ARW, DNG: no conversion, no compression. Dynamic range, bit depth and metadata arrive exactly as they left the camera. For scale: a 24 MP RAW weighs ≈ 26 MB and a 45 MP one ≈ 45 MB (Canon EOS R6 II / R5 manuals).
Delivering a wedding in full resolution, sending RAW files to the retoucher, collecting the client’s selection: TransferNow covers the photographer’s entire workflow — up to 500 GB per transfer, gallery previews, and delivery under your own brand.
4.9 / 5 on Trustpilot and Google (20k+ reviews)
Your day-to-day
Gallery platforms excel at showcasing and selling — less so at handing over the high-resolution originals your contract calls for.
Messaging apps recompress everything and attachments cap out at 25 MB: your photos arrive degraded, or don’t arrive at all.
A Google Drive link with an access request is neither smooth for the client nor up to the standard of your brand.
With TransferNow
Drag in the folder (selects, retouched, black & white…): the folder structure is preserved, the client previews the gallery and downloads all or part of it — no account needed.
Raw files travel byte for byte, XMP sidecars included. Up to 500 GB per transfer: a year of shoots leaves in a single link.
A permanent upload link (in your email signature) or a widget on your website: moodboards, shot lists and documents land directly with you, with a notification.
Built for you
CR3, NEF, ARW, DNG: no conversion, no compression. Dynamic range, bit depth and metadata arrive exactly as they left the camera. For scale: a 24 MP RAW weighs ≈ 26 MB and a 45 MP one ≈ 45 MB (Canon EOS R6 II / R5 manuals).
The download page displays the photos: your client checks it’s the right album, then grabs everything or only selected files.
Your logo on the page and in the emails, custom backgrounds, a your-studio.transfernow.net subdomain: each delivery extends your brand, not ours.
Your permanent upload link or the widget embedded on your website: clients drop off their files from their browser, and you’re notified with every drop.
Availability configurable up to 365 days: no more “the link has expired” at the height of wedding season. And you can disable a transfer at any time.
Private portraits, images under contract: a password required to download, SSL/TLS encryption in transit and per-recipient tracking.
A shoot delivered in full resolution quickly exceeds the 3 GB of WeTransfer’s free plan — and its 10 transfers a month are gone in a single week of deliveries; in wedding season, the quota runs out before mid-June. Let’s compare what the two free plans really allow.
| Free plans | TransferNow | WeTransfer |
|---|---|---|
| Max size per transfer | 5 GB | 3 GB |
| Transfers per month | Unlimited | 10 |
| File availability | 7 days | 3 days |
| Password protection | No account needed | Account required |
| File receiving | Yes | No |
Figures from the detailed comparison:
https://www.transfernow.net/en/wetransfer
Drag the shoot folder into TransferNow: the folder structure is preserved, the client previews the gallery and downloads without an account. Up to 5 GB for free, 500 GB with an account — and the link can stay active for up to 365 days.
It complements it: the gallery is for showcasing and selling, TransferNow is for delivering the files — high-resolution originals, RAW, complete folders. Many photographers use both.
Yes: your permanent upload link (handy in an email signature) or the widget on your website lets them drop off files and briefs from their browser — and you’re notified with every drop.
Yes: your logo on the transfer page and in the emails, custom backgrounds, a your-studio.transfernow.net subdomain — and a fully custom domain via CNAME with the Enterprise plan.
Yes: the Android and iOS apps send from your gallery in original quality — handy for delivering same-day selects right after the event.
A notification for every download, per recipient: you know who retrieved what and when — no awkward follow-up.
Your files
5 GB per transfer, free and with no sign-up
4.9 / 5 on Trustpilot and Google (20k+ reviews)