ZenTransfer is ready to rock, but the product is not done, and we're building it in public and with your input. We update this page as we make changes, so that you can stay on top of everything happening with ZenTransfer.
Today
- Please vote for ZenTransfer on HackerNews: Click here to Vote
April 16
- Add Metadata to images as they are transferred. Create one or more metadata templates. Click the Metadata button in the Dashboard. All enabled templates will be combined and written into XMP and IPTC of your transferred files. Typically you'll want to create one template with your default info and one for the job you're currently doing. Only fields with values are used. Template are applied in alphabetical order based on their names. Non-image files will be ignored.
April 14
- We've added much more server capacity and are ready for new free trials! 🎊 See how many files have gone through ZenTransfer on our homepage! 🎉
April 12, 2025
- Save to Lightroom catalog
- Save to Microsoft OneDrive
- AND THANKS! So much interest that we're overwhelmed by free trials and costs for that. I've had to limit free trial signups, you can now get on a waiting list and we'll approve new batches of users every 7 days or so. Added a counter on the home page to show how many are using the service (files transferred, almost real time counter).
April 11, 2025
- Google Drive is now natively supported
- The Monitor shows status of each destination, green on success, red on failure reaching a service
- Monitor and Browser shows JPEG files (creates thumbnails)
- Monitor and Browser will display RAW files (uses embedded thumbnails)
- Added a list of supported RAW file types
April 10, 2025
- Browser lets you browse, download, and delete files from a grid view
- Dashboard shows time of last login via ftp and last file uploaded
- Dashboard shows # of files and bytes transferred
- API. ZenTransfer now has a basic api. Read more about it here.
April 9, 2025
- Monitor lets you see in realtime as files are transferred
April 8, 2025
- Launch day. Zero users.
What should we do next? Head over to our roadmap to see what we have planned.