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# Features
* #### Multiple Ways to Upload
Drop files, select files from the file system, or simply copy and paste file URL.
* #### Multiple Validation Checks
Limit your users to upload only specific file type(s) and files upto a specific size limit.\
* #### Chunking of Files
Splitting a file into smaller pieces allows for a more efficient overall upload. File Uploader can also upload multiple chunks for the same file concurrently.\
* #### Replace already Uploaded Files
Uploaded the wrong file? Use this feature to replace uploaded files\
* #### Preview
Allows users an in-browser preview of files after they upload.\
* **Download**\
Allows users an in-browser download of files after they upload\
* **Limited Sharing**\
This feature allows creators to share their content to a limited set of users for early feedback.\
* **Collaboration**\
This feature enables creators to collaborate with other creators to create content.\
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