The “Network Error” indicates a lost connection to WeTransfer’s servers. Possible steps:
Check your internet stability, especially the upload speed — a slow connection often interrupts uploads.
Clear your browser cache, disable VPN, ad blockers, and security extensions.
Try another browser (Chrome, Firefox, Edge) or the WeTransfer Desktop app.
For large files, upload them in parts or during off-peak hours.
Check whether your antivirus or firewall is blocking connections to WeTransfer domains.
If the issue occurs across different networks and devices, it is likely a problem on the service side.
❗ If the “Network Error” in WeTransfer persists and support does not provide a solution — 👉 describe the situation on Xolvie 👈 to draw attention and speed up fixing the issue.
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