Sending a folder usually means zipping it yourself, uploading it somewhere, and sharing a link. Shafle does the zipping for you and skips the upload entirely — the bundle streams straight from your browser to the recipient’s.
Steps
- Open Shafle and choose Send File.
- Click the Folder button and pick a folder, or drag a folder straight onto the drop area.
- Shafle prepares a single .zip of the whole folder (its structure is preserved inside).
- Share the code or QR; the recipient receives the .zip and unzips it.
The same applies to multiple files: pick several and Shafle zips them into one download automatically, so the recipient gets a single file instead of many. A single file is sent as-is.
Does it keep the folder structure?
Yes. Subfolders and paths are preserved inside the zip, so when the recipient unzips it they get the same layout you sent. The archive is bundled (not heavily recompressed), which keeps preparation fast even for large folders.
Is it private?
The zip is built in your browser and sent peer-to-peer— it’s never uploaded to a server. You can also password-protect the transfer. See sending files without a cloud upload for more.