What it does
Blip sends files and folders directly between devices and resumes transfers after interruptions, with separate terms for non-commercial and professional use.
A nested media-project folder can be sent without first creating a ZIP or uploading it to a storage website. Blip sends to another Blip user in real time and resumes after interruptions; it does not produce a web download link. Direct connections may use the local network, while connections that cannot be direct travel through Blip servers. Community use is free for non-commercial activity, and relay sending may slow at busy times. Professional use requires Business; its pricing FAQ says the paid user’s plan covers work with clients.
Strengths
- Folder sending without an extra ZIP step
- Documented interrupted-transfer resume
Watch out for
- Free use is limited to non-commercial activities
Best for
- Sending complete creative-project folders between devices
Sources
- Blip – The fastest way to send files (Oct 26, 2026)
- Unlimited file transfer plans - Blip (Oct 26, 2026)