Send files directly from one device to another — scan a QR code, pick your files, done.
On the phone? Scan the QR code shown on the computer instead.
The same flow works in reverse — create the drop on the phone's browser and scan with the other device's camera, or type the room code by hand.
Create a drop on the computer, scan the QR with your phone, pick your files, tap Send. They arrive on the computer instantly.
No — that's the whole point. Files travel directly between the two browsers over an encrypted peer-to-peer WebRTC channel. The free broker used for the initial handshake never sees your files.
No. Both devices just need a browser — nothing to install, no sign-up.
File Drop streams files in small chunks, so large videos work too. Practical limits come from your devices and connection, and both tabs need to stay open until the transfer completes.
Yes — select several (or drag & drop). They transfer one after another with per-file progress, and the receiver can download them individually or all at once.