How to send photos without losing quality
Send full-resolution RAW files, TIFFs, or entire shoot folders - no re-encoding, no quality loss, no fighting with email attachment limits.
Email and messaging apps both quietly re-compress photos on the way out, which is fine for a quick snapshot and a real problem if you're delivering finished work - a wedding gallery, a product shoot, or RAW files a client needs to edit themselves. iShared.app doesn't touch the file at all: whatever you upload is exactly what gets downloaded.
Sending a full shoot
Rather than zipping a folder yourself first, drag the folder straight into the box - subfolders and structure come through intact, so a client receives the same "Ceremony / Reception / Portraits" layout you organized on your own drive, not a flat pile of files. See sending whole folders.
RAW files and other large formats
RAW, TIFF, and layered PSD/PSB files run much larger than a JPEG - a single RAW frame from a modern camera can be 50-100MB, and a shoot folder adds up fast. Plan sizes:
- Free - 10MB per transfer, enough for a handful of compressed JPEGs.
- Personal - 3GB per transfer.
- Team - 10GB per transfer, with licensed seats and download tracking for a small studio.
- Enterprise - 100GB per transfer.
Full details on pricing.
Password-free by default, protected if you need it
Every transfer gets a private, unguessable link rather than a public gallery URL. If you're working with Team or Enterprise and need to keep a shared drop protected further, an org owner can require two-factor authentication across the whole account, and download tracking shows exactly who opened a gallery and when.
Delivering to a client
Add their email address at send time and we'll deliver the link for you, with an optional short note - or just copy the link and send it however you'd normally reach them. Either way it expires exactly when you tell it to, from 1 day up to a full year depending on your plan.