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    Send CAD Files Online
    Simple. Direct. Online.

    To send CAD files online, confirm the recipient’s accepted formats, collect the required models and drawings, and upload them to FileFlap. Share the download link with the revision, units, and purpose of the delivery.

    Simple delivery
    Just a Link
    One Click Download

    Client clicks the link. File downloads. No apps, no accounts, no confusion.

    Professional control
    Password · Expiry · Analytics

    Lock transfers with a password, set auto-expiry dates, and track when your client downloaded — all included.

    Plans

    Free to start. Scale when you need to.

    Start free up to 10GB — no account required. When you need more, choose a paid tier on a 7-day or 30-day basis. No ongoing subscription.

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    How it works

    Send CAD Files Online — step by step

    01

    Agree on the format

    Ask which CAD formats and versions the recipient accepts. Do not assume that a native file opens in another application.

    02

    Collect related files

    Gather referenced parts, drawings, and other required resources. Preserve the folder structure where paths matter.

    03

    Check an independent copy

    Open the delivery from a separate location and verify the assembly and drawings. Confirm revision labels and units.

    04

    Upload and explain the status

    Send the FileFlap link with the part or project number. State the requested action and keep formal approval in your established process.

    Before you start

    What to know before you transfer

    A CAD file can depend on parts or drawings that are not stored inside the main document. Before sharing, find out whether the recipient needs an editable native project or an exchange-format export. Label the package as a review, quotation, or approved production delivery so its intended use is clear.

    Checklist

    Prepare your files

    ItemWhat to sendWhat to check
    Model filesThe native or exchange format requestedCheck receiving-software compatibility.
    Referenced partsFiles required by the assemblyConfirm the delivery opens without missing references.
    DrawingsApplicable drawings in the agreed formatMatch their revisions to the models.
    Revision noteUnits, version, and delivery purposeIdentify the required review or approval step.

    Common mistake

    Mixing current and superseded revisions

    Give the delivery one clear revision and explain what it replaces. Downloading a file does not constitute engineering approval or permission to manufacture it.

    Example file organization

    assembly-rev-c/
    models/assembly.step
    drawings/assembly-rev-c.pdf
    revision-notes.txt

    Why FileFlap?

    • →No client account — removes all friction from your delivery.
    • →Up to 1TB per file, 5TB per collection.
    • →Password protection for sensitive client deliverables.
    • →Download analytics — know when they received it.
    • →Paid tiers from 100GB to 5TB on 7-day or 30-day plans.
    • →Compare: WeTransfer, Smash, MASV, TransferNow, pCloud

    Ready to share your files?

    Free up to 10GB. Paid tiers from 100GB to 5TB on 7-day or 30-day plans. No account needed on your end or theirs.

    FAQ

    Frequently asked questions

    Should I send native CAD files or an exported format?

    Use the format required for the recipient’s task and software. Include an exchange-format export when appropriate, but confirm what information the recipient needs.

    Can I send a complete CAD assembly?

    Prepare all required files and package them together, preserving references as needed. Test the package before uploading.

    What information should accompany a CAD file?

    State the revision, units, relevant drawings, and intended action. Make clear whether the delivery is for review, quotation, or an approved production process.

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