Transfer files over Wi-Fi to any device with a browser. No cloud. No account. Your phone becomes the sender - nothing to install on the other side.

Pick files on your phone, review name and size, then tap Share.

Scan the QR code or tap to copy the address - no typing needed.

Watch real-time speed and progress on both ends.

Files land on the other device - downloaded straight from your phone.
Send from phone to any device, or drop files back to your phone.
Grab every shared file in one click.
Share straight from your gallery or file manager - DirectDrop is right there in the share sheet.
Scan and go. Tap-to-copy address as a fallback.
Live transfer speed and progress bar on both ends.
Follows your system preference automatically.
English, Polish, Spanish, German, French, Portuguese, Arabic, Russian, Indonesian, Japanese.
No account, no data collection - everything stays on your local Wi-Fi.
PC, Mac, tablet, smart TV - if it has a browser, it works. Scan the QR code, and files are ready to download instantly. Drag files back onto the page to send them straight to your phone.
Sharing more than one file? Grab everything at once with Download All as ZIP.
Files travel directly between devices on your local network - never through the cloud, never through our servers.
No. DirectDrop works with zero sign-up - install it and start sending files right away.
Yes. The receiving device just needs a browser - iPhone, iPad, Mac, PC, Linux, and smart TVs all work, since nothing has to be installed on that side.
No. Files travel directly between devices over your local Wi-Fi network - they are never uploaded to a server.
Yes, both devices need to be connected to the same local Wi-Fi network for the transfer to work.
There is no fixed limit set by the app. Since transfers go directly over Wi-Fi instead of through a server, the practical limit depends on your network speed and available storage.
Yes, DirectDrop is completely free on Google Play.
Free on Google Play. No account, no cloud, no strings.
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