AirDrop for Windows & Android
AirDrop only works between Apple devices. DropAny connects iPhone, Android, Windows, Mac and Linux — so you get an AirDrop-style experience on Windows and Android too.
AirDrop for Windows & Android →DropAny is a cross-platform AirDrop alternative that works right in your browser — no app, no signup. Transfer files between phone and PC over a direct, encrypted connection, never through the cloud.
Enter this code on the other device, or scan the QR.
Tap the button to request a one-time 6-digit code so the other device can join.
Two devices, one 6-digit code — no account, no app, no waiting room.
On the first device, tap “Create connection”. DropAny instantly generates a one-time 6-digit code and a matching QR code — no sign-up, no email.
On the second device, type the 6-digit code or scan the QR. A lightweight signaling step lets the two browsers discover each other and shake hands.
A direct, end-to-end encrypted WebRTC channel opens between the two devices. Drop any file or send a message — it travels peer-to-peer, never through a server.
A cross-platform AirDrop alternative that isn’t locked to one ecosystem — and never uploads your files to the cloud.
AirDrop only works between Apple devices. DropAny connects iPhone, Android, Windows, Mac and Linux — so you get an AirDrop-style experience on Windows and Android too.
AirDrop for Windows & Android →Nothing to install and no account to create. Open the page in any browser, share a code, and you’re transferring files between phone and PC in seconds.
Files move over a direct, end-to-end encrypted peer-to-peer channel. Unlike WeTransfer or Google Drive, they’re sent without uploading to the cloud and never stored on a server.
Free WeTransfer alternative — no cloud, no size limit →Because the transfer is device-to-device, there are no upload limits and no cloud quotas — send a photo or a multi-gigabyte video between any two devices.
Send large files free — no size limit →Yes. DropAny uses the browser’s native WebRTC DataChannel, which is encrypted with DTLS by default. Files and messages are encrypted on the sending device and decrypted only on the receiving device, so no one in between can read them.
No. DropAny runs entirely in your browser. There’s nothing to download and no signup — just open the site on both devices and pair them with the 6-digit code.
Open DropAny in a browser on both devices and pair them with the 6-digit code. Because it’s fully cross-platform, you can transfer files iPhone to Windows, Android to Mac, or Linux to iPhone — exactly where AirDrop and Quick Share fall short.
Yes, with no fixed size limit. Files are sent directly between the two devices instead of being uploaded to a server, so you’re bound only by your devices and network, not by a cloud quota — and DropAny is completely free.
Yes. Your files travel directly from one device to the other over a peer-to-peer connection, so nothing is uploaded to the cloud. DropAny’s server only helps the two devices find each other; it never sees or stores your file contents.
Any browser with WebRTC support: Chrome 63+, Safari 13+, Firefox 58+, and Edge 79+, on both desktop and mobile.
Open DropAny in the browser on your phone and your computer, create a code on one and enter it on the other. Files then transfer wirelessly, peer-to-peer — no app, no cable, and no signup.
Snapdrop only connects devices on the same Wi-Fi, so it fails across different networks. DropAny pairs devices with a 6-digit code over the internet, so it can connect across different networks too. (The single-use code expires after about 10 minutes if no one joins.) The same applies to Pairdrop and ShareDrop, which are also Wi-Fi-only.
A Snapdrop alternative that works across different networks →