WeTransfer Erfahrungen

Nach einer unkomplizierten Anmeldung sofort große Dateien (bis 2GB) im kostenfreien Account verschicken. Das hat mir schon in manchen Situationen viel Stress erspart.

Der einzige Nachteil: die Datei, die man verschicken möchte, landet auf einem fremden Server. Für sensible oder internes Material würde ich den Service also definitiv nicht verwenden.

Seriously, it is a really simple and intuitive service. Just a few buttons focusing on what it's supposed to offer, and it delivers flawlessly. Even the ads they came up with an elegant solution that I've just realized until recently it were ads! Despite covering the whole screen, they use beautiful and artistic pictures and videos.
Beyond that, there's no need to sign up, or leave any personal information, you just drop your files, hit "Transfer" and that's it. Of course, being able to do that have its limitations, like the 2GB file limit (which for the most people is not a real limitation) and some other specific features.

The only negative aspect I had to talk about was the file limit per day, but they have removed that! Now you can transfer limitlessly (you still have that 2GB file limit though).

I loved the interface as its really easy to understand where goes what. Also when you upload a file, its automatically get added with instructions onin file manager.

I don't need a account if I want to share files under 2 gb so anyone from anywhere just upload the files and share link with anyone.

The limit of 2gb for free accounts and expensive upgrades for storage is making this bad option if you are using it for bigger files.

It's a very straightforward and user-friendly service. It only takes a few presses to focus on what it's designed to do, and it does it flawlessly. Even with the advertisements, they came up with an elegant solution that I didn't notice was an ad until lately! They employ attractive and artistic graphics and movies despite occupying the entire screen. There's no need to provide any personal information; simply upload your files, tap "Transfer," and you're done. Of course, there are certain constraints, such as the 2GB file limit (which isn't a serious limitation for most people) and some other unique features.

The only drawback I wanted to mention was the daily file limit, but that has now been lifted! You can now send an unlimited amount of data (you still have that 2GB file limit though)

One thing I love about transfering files through WeTransfer is its incredible simplicity and ease of use. It is fast, simple, and secure. It's also free if you only plan to send files up to 2GB! Their Pro and Premium options allow you to send files of any size, which is a great perk if needed. You want to share a file with a colleague but it is too big for your email? No problem. Just open up https://wetransfer.com/ and upload your file, add your email and the email of your colleague and hit send!

There is also the added feature that you can include a note of substantial length along with your file. After you have sent your file, WeTransfer immediately sends you an email letting you know that your file was sent successfully. Your colleague also receives an email from WeTransfer immediately letting them know you sent them a file. You are then notified when your colleague downloads your file, which is quite useful.

I love that I can use WeTransfer to send up to 2GB for free, however $10-$19 monthly is a bit steep to enable sending larger files.

In my industry we receive and send large files all day. Knowing that your computer is safe from viruses is invaluable. The safety associated with Wetransfer.com is the biggest pro in my opinion.

What I like least about this product others love. I'm not a fan of the tracking of the file you send and the notifications when it hasn't been downloaded. I find this feature to not always be accurate and it causes me a lot of headaches in having to explain this to my actors.

The platform is easy to use, and I don’t need to be tech-savvy to send files through it. I can easily upload a file and share the download link with others.WeTransfer allows me to send files up to 2GB for free and up to 20GB with its paid service, making it easy to share large files without having to compromise on quality.I don’t need to create an account to use WeTransfer, making it hassle-free and quick to use.

WeTransfer does not offer end-to-end encryption, which means that our files are vulnerable to interception by third parties.Client-side encryption is not an option with WeTransfer, which means that users cannot encrypt files on their end prior to sending them.

Using WeTransfer to share files is one of the fastest and most secure ways I know. I use the free version and it's enough for my demand since I don't use it for storage.
The background images of the loading screens always caught my attention and led me to click to learn more and research the subject. The ones I was most interested in had an important meaning or conveyed a message of awareness, showing a characteristic of the company that I value.

A negative aspect and the reason why I don't use the platform even more is the integration with emails. When I need to share a file along with a message, I use Gmail or Outlook, which within the platform offers tools such as Google Drive or OneDrive to forward attachments that exceed the size. If WeTransfer somehow connected and was an option in that sense I would use it even more.

I liked the way they provide tranfer link to share anywhere without any trouble to provide unnecessary permissions.

And most important thing I liked is that they notify sender whether file has been downloaded by receiver.

Transferring speed and organised files make it a perfect choice for me.

I am more price sensitive while purchasing wetrabfer storage or premium features. They cost really high for small storage.

Also I don't like their mobile version as I couldn't organise files properly.

They should also increase file size limit from 2gb to 5 gb as most ofbthe files we tranfer are morebthan 2gb rhat we need to break and send separately.

1. Its all about transferring large files over the web protocells. 2. Easy to upload and download the large files

Limits to upload the GBs can be more while we can compromise with the number of days for which the link is valid.

Easily transfer large files within less time, securely download and upload files for specific users.Using email addresses allows sharing and transferring files faster without having to give in specific information.

Shared files cannot be broken or deleted after a certain period of time. If you send the wrong file, you can't back it up and need to send a new link.

I love the simplicity of WeTransfer, it is not overly complicated, just click and drag, add an email + message and boom your files are on their way. Another great thing is that the receiver isnt required to have an account to download, just simply click and download. The email updates also help us keep track of whether a client has downloaded the file or not. That feature has saved out bacon more than once.

The security is a problem. We have one client in particular that refuses to work with WeTransfer as they consider it to be insecure. I can understand it. while I love the simplicity of it, It can be a problem as well. So if anything, maybe they could introduce a security feature that tracks downloads, or locks them in a way so that only the intended reciepient can download it.

WeTransfer is indeed a very comprehensive platform that allows me to submit large files with minimal effort. This software sending speed is unrivaled, and its interface is stable. The free version will showing background ads that can be removed with the plus version. The free version can be sharing files with a limitation of 2 GB, which is not the best option for me. However, if you want to get the most out of this service, the plus version is the best option if you're going to get the most out of it.

I have no issues with this platform, and it works as it should. I would want them to add new functionality, such as verifying whether the recipient receives the file and whether I can correctly download it. This would be extremely helpful.

In principle I started using wetranfer because of my need to send files quickly and easily, the first thing I liked about this page was that there was no need to register to use it and I could use 2GB in my favor, I also liked the fact that I could send the file through a link or an email and that in this one I will be notified when the other person arrives and also what allowed me to keep track of my files, I also loved the innovative platform, sometimes it was not only to enter and send a file if every so often there was a work by some new artist and that generated curiosity to know it, apart from being a very practical page I like the concept it handles, from the clouds I think it is one of the most avant-garde platforms for I still use that.

Definitely, these types of pages are excellent because they are not limited to entering and registering to be able to have access if it is not at the hand of those who need it, for me it is always important to be able to count on practicality

Over time I realized that I wanted to have an account, but it did not leave me if it was not premium what disappointed me a little, another thing that I did not like was that I tried to send the link to another person and that the access was totally public, there should be some kind of encryption to protect the files because it could be exposed to fishing.

-We transfer offers the possibility to share multiple files from one site via email.

-You can use a free version of the system which allows you to upload up to 2gb of files.

-You and the ones you send the files don't even need to register (up to 3 emails for sending the files) for using it. If you send files, you just need to write both your email and the one who is getting it. Then, the other person will receive a download link, and they just need to click on it.

- In the Pro version, you can make an upload and sharing for up to 200gb.

- Uploading heavy files doesn't take much time. No more than minutes most of the times.

- Once you upload your files and share the download link to your partners, friends, etc. , you have only 7 days for downloading that content due to the link expiring date (which can be solved if you pay for the "Pro" upgrade) .

- If you decide to pay for the "Pro" version of WeTransfer, there is no option to integrate multiple users into the plan. So every user account must pay for its own "Pro" version. Different to some other cloud storage and sharing services in which you can have multiple users in one plan or account.

- When you click the download button for getting every file you've been sent in one, you get a ZIP file. So you need to have a ZIP decompressor installed on your device, and if you don't, it might take a little extra time while you get one so you can have your files (this might be trouble for beginners, or newcomers).

It's perfect for the use i have. In my company we don't have a internal server, hence file sharing is difficult. We rely mostly on emails but that limits data sharing to 25 MD. Which when it comes to design is not much while transferring heavy software files. We transfer allows us to transfer these files, to each other and printers easily.

It's also convenient to be able to transfer folders instead of individual files.

Additionally 2GB is a good limit for data. And it can be used multiple times during the day.

Love the way they feature artists and lists on their page so, you're occupied while you're waiting for your files to transfer.

Files only remain for 7 days. Some important files have to be resent again.

It takes very long at times to transfer files. Inspite of the internet speed.