P2P File Share — Direct Browser-to-Browser Transfer

Share files directly between devices over a secure peer-to-peer connection. No cloud, no storage, no file size limits.

Pick a file, then create an invite.

Peer chat

No messages yet — chat opens with the transfer channel.

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1Direct P2P TransferFiles go straight from your browser to theirs.
2End-to-End EncryptedWebRTC DTLS encryption — not even we can read them.
3No File LimitsShare gigabyte files without compression or splitting.

Send files with no middleman

One side creates an invite, the other answers with it — then the file travels over a direct encrypted WebRTC channel. No upload, no storage, no server touching your bytes.

Both devices stay on this page

Keep both browsers open until the transfer completes. Copy/paste the codes carefully — any altered character fails loudly, never silently.

How to Share Files P2P — Step by Step

  1. 1Select files to sendSelect the files you want to send — any type, any size.
  2. 2Share the code or linkA unique share code is generated — send it to the recipient.
  3. 3Receiver acceptsThe recipient opens P2P share, enters the code, and accepts the transfer.
  4. 4Transfer completesFiles transfer directly between the two browsers — no server contact.
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Frequently asked questions

How does the transfer work?

Over a direct WebRTC connection between the two browsers, coordinated by an invite you exchange — no server touches the file.

Do both devices need this page open?

Yes — one creates an invite, the other joins with it, then the file goes straight across.

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