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Phone and PC File Transfer (Also Works PC to PC)

Transfer files directly across devices on the same Wi-Fi. Open a link to connect; files never touch the server.

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Send Files to a Nearby Device

Create a one-time connection and share the link with another phone or computer.

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Waiting for another device to open the link

Invitation created. Waiting for the other device...

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Receive Files from a Nearby Device

Open the link to negotiate the connection automatically, then wait for the download.

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The other device is ready

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Create a connection
On the sender device, create a temporary link that stays valid for 10 minutes.
Open the link
Send the link to another device, or open it in a second tab for testing.
Connect automatically
Both browsers exchange temporary SDP data and open a WebRTC DataChannel.
Drop and send files
Choose files and start the transfer. The receiver downloads them when complete.
When should I use this tool?
Use it at home, in classrooms, meetings, or offices when two devices are on the same Wi-Fi and you want a quick file handoff.
Are files uploaded to the server?
No. The server only stores temporary WebRTC Offer/Answer SDP data. File bytes move directly between browsers through DataChannel.
Which browsers are supported?
Modern Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Safari, and mainstream Android/iOS browsers are supported.
Is there a file size limit?
There is no fixed limit in the tool, but the receiver assembles files in browser memory, so very large files may hit browser limits.
What if the link expires?
Create a new connection on the sender device. The new link will be valid for another 10 minutes.
What should I do if connection fails?
Make sure both devices are on the same reachable network, and check VPN, firewall, or browser privacy settings that may block local connections.
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