Deliver Work Like a Pro
Send client deliverables without size limits or expiring links. Look professional. Save time on follow-ups. Focus on your actual work.
Works for any deliverable
Design files
PSD, AI, Figma exports, source files
Video projects
Final cuts, raw footage, project files
Documents
Contracts, reports, presentations
Code & assets
Source code, images, fonts, icons
Audio
Podcasts, music, voiceovers, stems
Photography
Edited photos, RAW files, proofs
Why freelancers love Stash
Professional impression
Clean download pages with no ads or signup prompts. Clients see your work, not a cluttered interface asking them to create accounts.
No awkward follow-ups
Links never expire, so you do not get emails asking "can you resend that file?" months after project completion. The link just works.
Protect your work
End-to-end encryption means only your client can access files. No third parties, no server-side access, no data mining.
Works with any client
Whether your client uses Mac, Windows, iPhone, or Android, they download in their browser. No tech support calls about incompatible software.
Simple client delivery workflow
Finish your work
Upload to Stash
Send link to client
Client downloads instantly
Better than the alternatives
| Method | Limits | Client Experience |
|---|---|---|
| Stash | No size limits, no expiration | Click link, download. Done. |
| 25MB limit | Works but size is restrictive | |
| WeTransfer | 2GB, expires in 7 days | "Can you resend? Link expired" |
| Dropbox | Storage caps | Often prompts for account |
Impress your clients
Professional file delivery that just works.
Frequently asked questions
What is the best way to send files to clients?
Use a dedicated file sharing service that creates professional download links. Clients click and download—no account needed. Links never expire, so clients can access files months later.
Do my clients need accounts?
No. Clients simply click your link and download. No signup, no login. This saves time and looks professional.
Is it secure for client work?
Yes. Stash uses end-to-end encryption. Files are encrypted on your device before upload, and only recipients with your link can decrypt them.