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Send folders online without splitting them into endless ZIPs

Email cannot carry a folder. You either zip until the archive is too big, or you send ten messages. Upload the directory here and share one link.

  • Whole folders in one transfer
  • One link, many files
  • Optional expiry and password

Recipients download the set of files, not a broken attachment. Notify by email or paste the link in WhatsApp, a ticket or a CRM.

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Or drag files here

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    Remember: the password is not included in the send. Share it with the recipient on a separate channel.

    • Italian company
    • EU servers
    • Encrypted files
    • Malware scanning

    Security and infrastructure details

    How to send a folder

    1. Use Add files / folders in the form on this page, or drag the directory in.
    2. Review the list; remove stray files before you start.
    3. Choose email recipients or link-only.
    4. Set expiry and upload. Progress stays visible until it finishes.

    Folder or ZIP?

    Zipping is optional. A single ZIP is kinder to less technical recipients; a folder is better if they only need some files. Either way the cap is your mandalo.it quota, not Gmail’s ~25 MB attachment rule.

    Examples

    • Agency: a “client_delivery” folder with PDF, INDD and font notes.
    • Surveyor: site photos, drawings and a bill of quantities.
    • Consultant: a document pack (or send a file-request link the other way).

    Compared with sending “via email”

    You can still notify people by mail: the message holds the link, not the folder. The send-via-email guide covers that workflow.

    Frequently asked questions

    Can I send a folder without registering?

    Yes, as a guest (1 send per day). Use Free if you do this often.

    Does the recipient see file names first?

    Yes. The download page lists what you sent.

    Is there a file-count limit?

    Total size and plan quota matter more than “lots of small files”.

    Does it work on a phone?

    Yes in the browser. On mobile, zipping first is sometimes easier; on a computer, drag-and-drop of the folder is fastest.