Camera files, untouched
BRAW, R3D, ProRes, MXF: no conversion, metadata and timecode included. What the camera wrote is what the editor receives. In UHD, ProRes 422 HQ runs at 737 Mbps — ≈ 332 GB per hour per the Apple spec.
From raw footage to the master, video lives in tens of gigabytes. TransferNow moves it all — up to 500 GB per transfer, with no recompression and desktop apps built for multi-hour uploads — plus per-recipient tracking so you know when post has received everything.
4.9 / 5 on Trustpilot and Google (20k+ reviews)
Your day-to-day
An unlisted YouTube link or a messaging app delivers a degraded version — never the source file the client or broadcaster expects.
Reliable but slow: a drive tied up, a delivery delay, a breakage risk — for files a fiber line moves in a few hours.
A closed tab, a machine going to sleep, a micro-outage: without a dedicated tool, the big upload is a lottery.
With TransferNow
Drag in the card folder: clips, audio and sidecars leave together, folder structure intact — up to 500 GB in one link.
The client previews from the download page and retrieves the source file — not a degraded streaming version.
Upload link or widget: briefs, voice-overs, brand guidelines and logos land directly with you, with a notification for every drop.
Built for you
BRAW, R3D, ProRes, MXF: no conversion, metadata and timecode included. What the camera wrote is what the editor receives. In UHD, ProRes 422 HQ runs at 737 Mbps — ≈ 332 GB per hour per the Apple spec.
Windows, macOS, Linux: the upload runs outside the browser tab and survives the session’s ups and downs — with a notification when the link is ready.
The folder structure (CARD_01, subfolders, sidecars) is preserved on download — post starts logging without any reassembly.
Pre-air commercials, sensitive footage: a password on the download, SSL/TLS-encrypted transfer, a controlled link lifetime.
Every download triggers a notification by name — no more “did you get the footage?”.
Availability configurable up to 365 days: the broadcaster downloads on their own schedule, with no resend.
Between footage and exports, video is the first trade to saturate a transfer service: 3 GB and 10 sends a month don’t cut it — a video production measures that in the first week of shooting.
| 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 complete card folder into TransferNow (up to 500 GB per transfer with an account): the folder structure is preserved and the editor downloads from a simple browser, with no account to create. Use the desktop app to let the upload run in the background.
Yes, without the slightest alteration: no recompression, no re-encoding — resolution, bitrate and color intact, unlike streaming platforms.
The recipient can preview the video from the download page before deciding to retrieve the file — handy for approval rounds.
Yes: a password on the download (shared through a separate channel), a limited availability period, link deactivation at any time and per-recipient download tracking.
Use our desktop apps (Windows, macOS, Linux): the upload runs in the background, outside the browser tab, and you’re notified when the link is ready.
Your files
Raw footage and camera-original files, sent as whole folders.
Films, edited exports, footage — no compression, no quality loss.
Raw footage and image libraries: where the desktop apps shine.
5 GB per transfer, free and with no sign-up
4.9 / 5 on Trustpilot and Google (20k+ reviews)