Send files from phone to PC
Move photos, videos and documents from your Android phone or iPhone to a Windows PC or Mac with no USB cable, no cloud and no app. Best on the same Wi-Fi for maximum speed.
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0%Send files from phone to PC, Android to iPhone, or Mac to Windows right in your browser. No app, no cable, no sign-up and no uploads. Files up to 10 GB go straight from one device to the other, and it is fastest on the same Wi-Fi.
No app. No account. Works on iPhone, Android, PC, Mac, Linux. Any device with a browser.
AirDrop is great if both devices are Apple and next to each other. This tool does what AirDrop can't.
Works across ANY device
iPhone to Windows PC. Android to Mac. Chromebook to iPad. AirDrop can't do this. This can.
Zero install, zero account
No app store, no sign-up, no permissions. Just open a link, scan a QR, send. Done in 5 seconds.
Direct P2P: files never touch a server
On the same Wi-Fi, your file travels straight between devices. Nothing is uploaded, nothing is stored.
Same Wi-Fi = free & unlimited
Both devices on one Wi-Fi? The transfer is pure P2P, with no data cap, no cost and no relay. Ever.
Up to 10 files or 10 GB
Send a whole folder, a mix of files, or one huge 10 GB video. No compression, no quality loss.
No upload wait
Files are not uploaded to any server first. Once you confirm, the transfer starts right away and goes straight to the other device.
Best case: both devices on the same Wi-Fi. The transfer is pure direct P2P, free and unlimited, with no server involved.
Note: A native tool like AirDrop may be faster for very large files between two Apple devices. This tool wins on compatibility. It works on any device with a browser.
Move photos, videos and documents from your Android phone or iPhone to a Windows PC or Mac with no USB cable, no cloud and no app. Best on the same Wi-Fi for maximum speed.
Android and iPhone do not share a built-in sharing tool. Open this page on both, scan the QR code (or type the 10-character code) and send. It works in Chrome, Safari, Edge and Firefox.
AirDrop only works between Apple devices. This browser-based alternative gives you the same tap-and-send feel on every operating system, and it can send between different ecosystems that AirDrop cannot.
Share big videos and archives up to 10 GB per file. They go straight to the other device, so there is no upload wait and no download link that expires. For large files, always use the same Wi-Fi and check free space on both devices.
Most file transfer websites make you upload a file to a cloud server, then download it on the other device. That is slow, uses your data and puts your files on someone else's server. ToolDeck uses WebRTC, the technology browsers use for video calls. After the two devices connect, the file goes directly from your phone to your PC. On the same Wi-Fi router or hotspot, speeds can reach up to 50 MB/s with no data cap and no relay. The connection is encrypted and each transfer is locked to the first device that connects.
| Feature | ToolDeck | Other Web Tools |
|---|---|---|
| App or sign-up needed | No. Opens in any browser | Often an app or an account |
| Privacy | Direct device-to-device, nothing stored | Files stored on a server |
| Cross-platform | Android, iPhone, Windows, Mac, Linux | Often limited to one brand |
| File size | Up to 10 GB per file | Often 2 GB to 5 GB, paid for more |
| Speed | Fast on the same Wi-Fi (up to 50 MB/s) | Limited by your upload speed |
| Cost | Free, no ads inside the tool | Freemium or ads |
Open this page on both devices. On the sending device choose Send Files, on the other choose Receive Files. Best on the same Wi-Fi network.
Scan the QR code with the camera, or type the 10-character code shown under it, to connect the two devices.
Choose a file up to 10 GB on the sending device. Files over 5 GB show a confirmation before they start. Keep both screens open until it finishes.
Open this page on both devices. On the PC choose Send Files and a QR code (with the 10-character code underneath) appears. On the phone choose Receive Files, scan the QR code with the camera (or type the 10-character code), then pick a file on the sending device. The file goes directly to the other device. For the fastest, most reliable transfer, put both devices on the same Wi-Fi.
Yes. ToolDeck AirDrop Web works like AirDrop but runs in the browser, so it works between Android, iPhone, Windows, Mac and Linux. There is nothing to install, and it works across ecosystems. An iPhone can send to a Windows PC, which AirDrop cannot do.
Yes. Open the page on both phones in any modern browser, scan the QR code or type the 10-character code, and send the file. It does not matter which brand of phone either device is.
No. A small signaling service only introduces the two devices to each other. Once connected, files travel directly from device to device over an encrypted WebRTC connection and are never uploaded to or stored on a server.
Yes. Each transfer uses a one-time code and is locked to the first device that connects, so nobody else can receive your file. The connection is encrypted end to end.
You need a working connection to pair the two devices. After that, if both devices are on the same Wi-Fi or hotspot, the file moves over your local network at full local speed instead of through the internet, with no data cap and no relay involved.
Use Wi-Fi for the best experience. When both devices are on the same Wi-Fi network the transfer is a fast, direct, unlimited P2P connection. Mobile data (cellular) is not recommended. Carriers use strict NATs that force connections through a relay, which is slower and can be unreliable. The app shows a Wi-Fi-only banner inside the tool if it detects mobile data.
Each file can be up to 10 GB. Files are sent in small parts, so even large files do not fill up your memory. For anything over 5 GB the app will show a warning and ask you to confirm that both devices have enough free space before the transfer starts. Make sure the receiving device has enough free storage.
Yes. Any modern browser works, including Chrome, Safari, Edge and Firefox, on iPhone, Android, Windows, Mac and Linux.
Yes. ToolDeck AirDrop Web is completely free, with no sign-up and no account.
Put both devices on the same Wi-Fi network (not a guest network) or use a mobile hotspot. The badge inside the tool shows whether you are on a fast direct connection or a slower relay. Slow usually means one device is on mobile data or a strict firewall is forcing a relay.
Yes. It shines when your devices are not all Apple, for example iPhone to a Windows PC, Android to a Mac, or sending to a guest's device, where AirDrop cannot help. If both devices are Apple and next to each other, native AirDrop may be faster for very large files; this tool wins on cross-platform support and zero setup.