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TransferSize

Feature

Uploads that retry failed parts

TransferSize splits a large file into parts. If the connection drops, it can retry the failed part instead of sending the whole file again.

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delivery-master.mov
MOV
delivery-master.mov31.8 GB · multipart upload
64%
Part 6 of 8 · 42 MB/s08:41 left

Only the interrupted part retries—the completed work stays completed.

015–32 MiBPart size changes with the connection
02One partCan retry on its own
03Final checkConfirms the complete byte count
About01

Why this helps

A large file may take hours. Sending it in parts means one short network problem does not have to erase all confirmed progress.

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What TransferSize keeps

The open upload session records finished parts and retries the one that failed.

  • Progress, speed, and time left
  • Retry for failed parts
  • A final size check
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Keep the tab open

Recovery works inside the active upload session. If you close the browser or let the session expire, you may need to start again.

Questions

Questions people ask

Can one failed part damage the file?

TransferSize checks each part and the final byte count before it creates the link.

Does the browser hold the whole file in memory?

No. It reads and sends smaller parts.

Can I close the browser and come back later?

Do not rely on that. Keep the page open until Transfer ready appears.

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