Build Your Own Branded Download Page Using AI

Posted on 週日 28 六月 2026 in Blog

You can use AI to rapidly create a custom branded download page by following the steps below. AI can analyze your brand style and generate files ready for import, so once you upload them, the system can instantly produce your branded page.

Import Brand


Step 1: Generate Brand Configuration

Enter your brand …


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One Sentence, One Link: Ask AI to Find Your Zoo Photos and Share Them

Posted on 週五 26 六月 2026 in Blog

The past few days have been packed: your son's graduation ceremony, a big family lunch at a restaurant, and a day at the zoo. Your camera never stopped, and now your photo library has hundreds of new shots — graduation, restaurant, and zoo all jumbled together.

Then a friend messages you …


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Complete Branding Feature Tutorial: Build Your Own Branded Download Page

Posted on 週三 03 六月 2026 in Blog

Quick Navigation

1. Branding Feature Overview (Quick Introduction)

The branding feature allows you to fully customize the appearance and content of your file download page.
When you upload files and share download links, users will no longer …


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Connect FastFileLink MCP from Claude / ChatGPT: Complete Setup Tutorial

Posted on 週日 31 五月 2026 in Blog

Plug the MCP server built into the FastFileLink Android app straight into Claude or ChatGPT, and the AI can browse your photo library, curate selections, and produce share links — all without leaving the chat window.

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Using FastFileLink to Deliver a 3.8GB, 158-File U.S. Department of War UFO Public Archive

Posted on 週三 13 五月 2026 in Blog

Use FastFileLink to share UFO pack

Recently, war.gov launched a public UFO/UAP records page.

According to the official description, the release was part of the Trump administration's push for more transparency around UAP-related information. The U.S. Department of War (DOW), together with other agencies, published a batch of unresolved UAP-related records and historical …


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How ffl Differs from CLI File Transfer Tools Like croc and Magic Wormhole

Posted on 週四 07 五月 2026 in Blog

FFL CLI Comparsion

If you often move files from the terminal, you have probably heard of tools like croc, Magic Wormhole, portal, or sendme. They all solve the same basic problem: getting a file from one machine to another.

Most file transfer tools fall into two broad categories:

  1. P2P transfer tools
    These try …


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Server Migration Without Extra Disk Space: Streaming Borg Backups with FastFileLink CLI

Posted on 週五 24 四月 2026 in Blog • Tagged with server migration, backup transfer, Borg, WebRTC, DevOps, FastFileLink

Migrating a production app sounds like a simple copy job until the old server is nearly full.

That is usually when migration becomes urgent. The machine is old, disk space is tight, the new server is only half-prepared, DNS cannot move yet, and the data set is large. If the …


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Direct Transfer or Cloud Relay? Here's How to Choose

Posted on 週日 12 四月 2026 in Blog

When you open FastFileLink, you will see two options: P2P direct transfer and cloud relay.

A lot of first-time users get stuck right there: "What's the difference, and which one should I pick?"

This article answers that in about three minutes.

The short version

P2P direct transfer: the file goes …


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FastFileLink vs. Cloud Drives: Which Is Better for Delivering Files?

Posted on 週日 12 四月 2026 in Blog

What do you use to deliver files to clients? Ask ten people, and eight of them will say "Google Drive" or "WeTransfer."

Those tools are not bad. They were just built for storing files or tossing out a one-off link, not for actual delivery work. When what you are sending …


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Complete FastFileLink Feature List

Posted on 週日 12 四月 2026 in Blog

FastFileLink is built specifically for file delivery. This page gives you the full feature list so you can quickly see what it helps you do.

Transfer modes

P2P direct transfer (device to device)

  • Files go straight from your device to the recipient's device, without passing through any server
  • Completely free …

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