Know who's viewed your property images before you follow up
When you share listing photos or property walkthroughs with buyers and clients, guessing whether they've looked is wasted energy. WeTransfer shows you when your images have been previewed or downloaded, and by whom, so your follow-up calls are always based on something real.
Keep count of who views your transfer
Real estate moves fast, and knowing whether a client has actually looked at your listing images changes how and when you reach out. WeTransfer lets recipients browse your photos directly in the browser before downloading, and that preview activity shows up in your Transfers panel as its own engagement signal alongside any download events. When you enable download tracking, every access is tied to a verified email address and logged with a name and timestamp, so you know exactly who engaged with each set of images. If a property pack is intended for a specific buyer, investor, or legal contact, you can restrict access to a named list of email addresses, keeping the files away from anyone outside it. Your images arrive exactly as you shot them, with no compression, no resolution loss, and no re-encoding.
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FAQs
All your questions answered.
Yes. When recipients open your transfer and browse images in the browser, that preview activity is recorded in your Transfers panel as a separate signal from a full download. This means you can tell whether a buyer has engaged with your listing photos even if they haven't saved anything to their device yet, which is useful context before a follow-up call.
You can enable download tracking from your Transfers panel on any active transfer. Once enabled, every access to your images is tied to a verified email address and logged with a timestamp, giving you a named record of who opened what and when. For real estate professionals managing multiple listings, this means you always know which clients are actively looking before you reach out.
Tracked downloads let anyone with your link access the images after verifying their email address, and you receive a notification each time someone does. Restricted downloads go further: only the specific email addresses on your list can open the transfer at all, so a pack of confidential development images or off-market listings stays visible only to the contacts you choose. Both options give you a named, timestamped log of every access event.
No. WeTransfer sends files in their original quality with no re-encoding, no resolution loss, and no compression that alters the image. Your high-resolution listing photography, floor plan renders, and drone shots arrive exactly as you uploaded them, so what buyers and agents see is a true representation of the property.
Yes. You can send a link transfer to as many recipients as you need, and when tracking is enabled, each access event is recorded individually against the email address used to verify entry. For real estate teams sharing images across buyers, solicitors, and co-agents, this means a single transfer can produce a clear, per-person engagement record rather than one aggregate count.