The Dispatch

September 9, 2026 · 4 min read

How to send a 10 GB file

Ten gigabytes is a rough cut or a folder of prints. Free WeTransfer will not take it. Free Pink Jeepney will not take it. Personal will, at 25 GB.

Cartoon Ortigas, a pink jeepney on the avenue

Ten gigabytes is a rough cut or a folder of prints. Free WeTransfer will not take it. Free Pink Jeepney will not take it. Personal will, at 25 GB.

Stop using the letter slot

Email will pretend to help and then bounce. A shared drive will succeed and then never leave. A transfer is the third thing: a link with a clock.

A link with a clock beats a folder with no ending.

Do this

Send Anywhere is often happy around this size if you are moving it to your own other screen. For a client, use a real link with an expiry you chose on purpose.

On Pink Jeepney: open the site, drop the files, write one sentence on the ticket if they need it, copy the link. Several files can come back down as one zip. Send the link in whatever thread you already have. The transfer does not need to become the relationship.

What fits

Pink Jeepney, without the adjectives
PlanPer transferThe link lastsPassword
Free2 GB7 daysNo
Personal, $925 GB30 daysYes
Professional, $24100 GB90 daysYes
Business, $59250 GBUp to a yearYes, and your logo

When this is the wrong tool

If the file must be unreadable to the host, use Wormhole or Tresorit Send. Pink Jeepney will expire, and it will burn after download if you ask. It will not hide the bytes from the machine that stored them. Know which problem you have.

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David Krug

Twenty-plus years of building cute little websites, and big ones, with an independent footprint. In the Philippines since 2016. Based in Manila, with two children and one amazing partner.

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