PeerDrop

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Hosted signaling, recoverable license keys, and higher transfer limits.

Free tier: 1 room / 2 clients / 1.0 GB per file / 10 GB per transfer

Free tier

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1.0 GB per file / 10 GB per transfer

1 room / 2 clients

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Browser file sharing without accounts or uploads

PeerDrop is built for direct browser-to-browser transfers when you need to send files between your own devices or make a short-lived handoff to another person without a signup flow.

Send files between devices in the browser

Move photos, videos, documents, and archives between laptop, desktop, and phone browsers without creating an account or setting up a shared folder.

Peer-to-peer transfer with explicit approval

Each session starts with a pair code or QR code, the host approves the incoming device, and the safety code must be verified before file or clipboard sharing unlocks.

Useful for quick local and cross-device handoffs

PeerDrop fits everyday tasks like sending screenshots to your phone, moving exports between workstations, or sharing a file with a nearby teammate through a temporary direct session.