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Jun 9, 2026

Batch Upload and Collections: Share Multiple Files with One Link

Learn how signed-in users bundle installers, design assets, and document sets into a single collection link with optional ZIP download.

Collections
Batch Upload
Workflow

Single-file links are not enough when deliverables include README, installer, license, and sample data. Collections group multiple uploads behind one share address while preserving individual previews.

When collections beat ZIP attachments

  • Recipients preview some files inline without extracting an archive
  • You add or reorder files before final send (within plan limits)
  • Mixed media types need different preview behavior
  • Downloaders still want optional ZIP for offline use

Email ZIPs reintroduce size limits; collection links stay readable in tickets.

Free vs paid collection limits

Free signed-in users:

  • Up to 10 collections stored
  • Batch up to 10 files, 50 MB total per batch
  • ZIP download up to 10 files

Pro and Plus:

  • Unlimited collections (subject to fair use)
  • Higher batch sizes; Plus supports up to 100 files per batch
  • ZIP behavior aligned with plan file counts

Guests cannot create collections—sign in first.

Step-by-step workflow

  1. Sign in and open the file tab on the homepage uploader.
  2. Select two or more files in one batch.
  3. Wait for upload completion and collection creation.
  4. Set security on the collection link if any file is sensitive.
  5. Copy all details for external handoff or share QR for onsite access.

Naming and organization tips

  • Prefix collection titles with client or sprint IDs.
  • Put README or instructions first in the file list when order matters visually.
  • Use separate collections for draft vs approved asset packs to prevent recipients from downloading the wrong version.

Dashboard follow-up

Signed-in users manage collections under Manage My Shares. Track access counts, adjust security before expiry, or remove old bundles when they are no longer needed.

Collections turn UploadToLink from a basic single-file handoff into a delivery hub for asset packs, support bundles, and review packages.