Beam files between your phone and PC
Scan the code, and your files travel directly from one device to the other. No app to install, no account, and nothing stored on a server.
- Direct device-to-device over WebRTC
- Encrypted in transit
- Works across phone, tablet and desktop
Scan to pair your phone
Point your phone camera at the code, then open the link.
Connecting…
Pair with a scan
Open this page on your computer and scan the QR code with your phone. The two devices find each other instantly.
Send anything
Photos, videos, documents, archives. Files are chunked and streamed with backpressure so even large ones move smoothly.
Private by design
A small signaling server only helps the devices connect. The files themselves never pass through it.
Why WiFiPeer skips the cloud
Most transfer tools upload your file to a server and then let the other device download it. That means a copy of your data sits on someone else's computer, even if only for a while. WiFiPeer uses WebRTC to open a direct, encrypted channel between your two devices, so your file goes straight from A to B. It is faster on the same network, and there is nothing left behind afterwards. See how it works.
Guides
All guides →February 4, 2025
AirDrop alternatives that work between Android, iPhone and Windows
AirDrop only works inside Apple's ecosystem. Here are cross-platform ways to send files between any phone and any computer — including one that needs no app at all.
January 28, 2025
Is peer-to-peer file transfer safe? How WebRTC keeps your files private
A plain-English look at what happens to your files during a peer-to-peer transfer, what the signaling server can and can't see, and why WebRTC is encrypted by default.
January 21, 2025
How to send a large video from your phone to your computer
Big video files break email and get crushed by chat apps. Here's how to move a multi-gigabyte recording to your PC at full quality, without the wait.