The design guide, created in partnership with WePresent and It’s Nice That, is available for free download on WeTransfer.

The digital commission is live now until the end of 2024 on WeTransfer platform, accompanying physical works on iconic advertising billboards at London’s Piccadilly Lights, K-Pop Square in Seoul, Kurfürstendamm in Berlin, and New York's Times Square

WeTransfer’s Supporting Act Foundation proudly announces its latest donation of €800,000 to 32 emerging artists and community-focused initiatives selected by its independent jury.

WeTransfer joins the Bending Spoons portfolio of digital businesses

Why we partnered with the iconic film festival for our latest short film launch

The new program launches with nine exclusive offers from leading creative platforms including MUBI, Adobe, SoundCloud and Skillshare among others

The Steve Buscemi-produced animated short, co-directed by Nadia Hallgren and Jamie-James Medina and starring the late Michael K. Williams, will premiere at the 2024 Tribeca Film Festival

Expanding its mission to create opportunities for underrepresented voices in the arts, The Supporting Act Foundation is doubling its funding for artist-led non-profits.

Integrated payments to roll out globally in 190 countries, following a successful test in North America and Canada

Final memo in Networked Culture trilogy explores ‘worlding’ as a creative strategy in the 21st century

The audiovisual experience captures memories of creative enlightenment, recorded by artists including Laurie Anderson, Rick Owens and Gilbert & George

An exhibition and exclusive zine of photographs by Spike Jonze, curated by Humberto Leon

WeTransfer, the most creative platform for sharing ideas, announces the appointment of Dara Nasr to lead advertising strategy across established hubs in Europe and North America, as well as emerging markets.

WeTransfer's Supporting Act Foundation continues 'no strings attached' vision for arts funding with second funding round

The new exhibition includes: - ‘Life is Excellent’, a new documentary presented by Russell Tovey and WePresent, honoring the legacy of artist David Robilliard - A rare showcase of HIV/AIDS activism through vintage T-Shirts from the era

A first-of-its-kind free digital cookbook

A fly-on-the-wall documentary series exploring hype culture through a young designer’s ‘drop’

Today, our CEO shared changes to WeTransfer business and outlined the implications for employees. Below is an overview of these changes.

The new memo shares insights from creators about making money online while staying true to their creativity

The exhibition has been co-commissioned by the Barbican and WePresent by WeTransfer in partnership with Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation, with support from 180 Studios and De Singel.

The original artwork is a first peek at a capsule collection developed with furniture designer Alice Roux, featuring drawings of geometric birds;

Creative Bursaries are granted to undergraduate students (18+), offering 10 bursaries of €10,000, paid as monthly instalments of €1,000 (December 2023– September 2024).

We started this year by launching WeTransfer Premium to simplify the creative process

As part of the video experience, fans have a chance to win one of the 100 plus tickets to JUNGLE’s upcoming tour. The tickets are hidden in the JUNGLE artworks featured in the music video and are downloadable for free.

Outernet London, the major new immersive media and culture district launching this summer today announces a creative partnership with WeTransfer.

Commissioned by in-house arts platform WePresent, the hybrid digital and physical experience pays tribute to 'Blue' by Derek Jarman 30 years after its completion

‘Think It. Make It. Move It.’ explores turning ideas from concept to reality via first-of-its-kind partnership

Tovey collaborates with WePresent, the arts platform of WeTransfer, on a series of commissions that spotlight the works of LGBTQIA+ artists, including the Oscar-winning platform’s first feature-length documentary

Grants and bursaries worth a total of €600,000 are being donated by The Supporting Act Foundation to 26 emerging artists, artist-led initiatives, and grassroots arts organizations

Damon Dean hired as Chief Product Officer, formerly of DocuSign; ex-Microsoft Dan Conti promoted to Chief Technology Officer – both based in the US