Share audio files your clients can hear before downloading
WeTransfer gives every transfer a built-in preview page where recipients can listen to your audio files directly in the browser. No downloads required on their end, no accounts to create — just press play, pick what they need, and save it.
Browse files and folders, then download
Advertising and marketing professionals sharing audio assets — voiceovers, sound beds, jingles, or finished spots — know the pain of clients downloading entire folders before finding the right take. WeTransfer sidesteps that entirely: recipients open your transfer link and can play back audio files in the browser before saving anything. From the same preview page, they can favorite individual tracks and leave comments tied to specific files, so creative notes stay connected to the work rather than scattered across email chains. Your audio is delivered exactly as you uploaded it, with no re-encoding, no compression, and no quality loss at any point in the process. A free account is all you need to start sending.
What makes WeTransfer different
Our features are designed to minimize how much of your data we — or anyone else — can access, so you can keep what's yours, yours.
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Everything you need
Give people simple tools, and they'll do extraordinary things. Ultra-fast file transfers, built-in customization, easier team collaboration. That's the magic of WeTransfer.
Move your ideas forward
Share content with a unique link, give anyone a free pass to send you 200 GB files, and stay in control of transfers — even after you hit send.
Collaboration tools for teams of all sizes
With tools designed to enhance collaboration, get everyone in your team talking and moving as one, without disrupting their workflow.
Share with confidence and security
From password protection to file encryption, WeTransfer has all the built-in security features you need to safeguard your work.
FAQs
All your questions answered.
Yes. Every WeTransfer transfer comes with a built-in preview page where recipients can play back supported audio formats — including MP3 and WAV files up to 300 MB — directly in the browser. For advertising and marketing teams sharing voiceover takes, music tracks, or finished audio spots, this means clients can audition files before committing to a download. No account or app is needed on the recipient's end.
Exactly. From the preview page, recipients can choose to download individual files rather than the entire transfer. That's especially useful when you're sharing multiple voiceover versions or music options — clients pick the takes they actually want, and skip the rest. They can also mark favorites directly on the preview page to flag their top choices.
Yes. Recipients can post comments tied to specific files within the transfer, so feedback on a particular spot or voiceover take stays attached to that file rather than arriving as a vague message. Comments are visible to the transfer owner and, if comments are enabled, to other recipients too. No WeTransfer account is needed to leave a comment — recipients just enter their name and email.
No. WeTransfer delivers your audio files exactly as you uploaded them — no re-encoding, no compression, no quality loss. Whether you're sending a high-resolution WAV master or a finished MP3 spot, what you upload is precisely what the recipient plays back and downloads. The in-browser preview displays at a slightly lower resolution for convenience, but the downloaded file is always the original.
Yes, on all plans. You can add password protection to any transfer, so only recipients who have the password can access your files. You can also restrict access to a specific list of email addresses, meaning only those contacts can open the transfer after verifying their identity. For advertising and marketing professionals sharing pre-release audio or client-sensitive material, both options give you straightforward control over who hears what.