How to receive files from computer users without repeated explanations

There are still people around me who don't know much about computers. Regardless of age or gender, there are people who are born with mechanical skills.

I often get calls like this.

"How do you send the file?

"How do I attach a file to email?"

The most terrifying question is this.

"I can't send it because the file is too big. What should I do?

Ah... so many ways come to mind, but I'm not confident I can explain them.

Should I go through digital usage training for over 20 minutes just to receive one file?

With file.kiwi, you can be free from this problem.

It's also easy to use.
Create a shared web folder and copy the link. See how to use

Now all you have to do is send the web folder address and request it from the other party.

Please put the file here.

That's it. It's similar to a web hard drive, but you don't have to tell the other person your ID or password.

No explanation needed.

The other person selects the file by pressing the file selection button, and you are done. There are no restrictions such as capacity limits.

The file is Securely encrypted and transmitted.

Now you can easily receive files no matter how illiterate the other person is.

In fact, this feature does not necessarily need to be used only by non-technical users. Easy for the uninitiated means easy and convenient for anyone.

Anyone can receive the file comfortably.

In addition, it can be used not only for one-time transfer, but also as a channel for exchanging files. I upload it and the other person also posts it, sharing it in real time.

Now, try using the easy file.kiwi for file requests.

If. If you need to receive files from multiple people and these people should not be able to see the files with each other (in the case of resumes or portfolios), please refer to the article below.

A simple new way to receive files (resumes, portfolios, reports...) from people - no email required.