You can send attachments that are too large for your email, transfer files to your media server, or share large amounts of data without an FTP server using TeamViewer's file transfer feature.
The transmission is secure (encrypted), fast, and direct (peer-to-peer).
This article applies to all TeamViewer (Classic) users.
To transfer files via TeamViewer (Classic), please follow the instructions below:
To transfer files during a remote control session, please follow the instructions below:
In the Computers & Contacts list, select the desired device or user, and select the File transfer icon located below the alias of the device/user.
You can send files to a specific device or user from within Computers & Contacts without connection:
A notification will appear once completed, indicating a successful file transfer.
For Windows devices, it is possible to transfer files within a Remote Control session by dragging and dropping the files from the remote device to your device or vice versa.
To quickly share files with accounts and devices in your Computers & Contacts list, drag and drop a file from your mac onto the name of the account or device in your list.
TeamViewer (Classic) sends a Send file request to the selected account or device, asking whether they want to accept the files you are sending. It is possible to use this feature to send files to both macOS and Windows devices.
The above PopUp appears on the remote screen, and the remote user needs to click Allow to allow the file transfer or Cancel.
If the remote user clicks nothing, the request will get rejected automatically after 30 seconds. As always, no unwanted file transfer is possible.