Guides
What happened after I shared a file?
See the difference between a page visit, a file view, and a download with reliable completion evidence.
Start transferring filesRead delivery signals correctly
A share visit, a file view, and a completed download represent different points in a delivery journey.
Use the signals as context
Analytics help review delivery; they do not replace keeping your own source files.
Choose the delivery method
Use a share link when the recipient needs a browser entry point, and use a pickup code when a short handoff between devices is more convenient.
Check the current limits
File size, storage, retention, and account capabilities come from the current published product rules. Confirm those rules before preparing an important delivery.
Share with the intended recipient
Send links and pickup codes only to people who should receive the material. Keep an original copy of important files outside a temporary transfer.
Continue with related guidance
Use the related public pages to compare plans, read the current limits, and choose the right workflow for the next handoff.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use this workflow in a browser?
Yes. Feichuan public transfer pages are designed for current phone, tablet, and computer browsers.
Do I need to keep my own copy?
Yes. Temporary delivery follows the current retention rules, so important originals should remain in your own storage.
Where can I check the current limits?
See the limits and pricing pages for the current file-size, retention, storage, and plan details.