Forget about tangled cables – transfer files wirelessly between any devices in seconds.
Finding the right cable, dealing with different connectors (USB-C, Lightning, Micro-USB), waiting for slow transfers... We've all been there. And what if you don't have a cable at all?
Good news: you don't need cables anymore. Here's how to transfer files wirelessly.
Wireless file transfer offers several advantages over traditional cable methods:
No Hardware Needed
Works with just WiFi – no cables or adapters
Universal Compatibility
Works between any devices regardless of brand
Fast & Convenient
Often faster than USB 2.0 on modern WiFi
Browser-based peer-to-peer transfer. Open website, scan QR code, transfer directly.
Built-in wireless technology available on most devices.
Upload to cloud, then download on other device.
Open your web browser and go to:
instdrop.czClick 'Create Connection' to generate a QR code and sharing link.
Scan the QR code with the receiving device's camera, or open the link in a browser.
Choose files on the sending device. They transfer directly to the receiving device.
Files appear instantly on the receiving device. Download or save them directly.
Device 1
Select files
QR Code
Scan & Connect
Device 2
Receive files
Transfer photos and videos from your phone to PC without cables or cloud uploads.
Share files with colleagues in meetings – no USB drives needed.
iPhone to Windows, Android to Mac – works regardless of ecosystem.
Share documents, presentations, or media files instantly.
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The fastest cross-platform file transfer – works on any Mac and Windows PC.
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Send big files directly between devices – no cloud upload, no waiting, no storage limits.
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Protect your confidential files with end-to-end encryption and zero cloud storage.
Share files anonymously without registration – no sign-up, no email, no tracking.
Share files between devices using only your local network – no internet connection required.
Transfer videos in full original quality – no compression, no quality loss, no file size limits.
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