Device to device
Files go straight between your two devices whenever the network allows, so they arrive sooner and stay private. Nothing is ever stored on a server.
Free · No account · No size limit
Phone to laptop, PC to PC, Android to iPhone. Pair with a code and your files go straight to the other device: nothing is uploaded, nothing is stored.
The fastest way to move a file is not to upload it first.
Files go straight between your two devices whenever the network allows, so they arrive sooner and stay private. Nothing is ever stored on a server.
Videos, RAW photos, backups, disk images: send gigabytes. Files stream straight to disk instead of filling memory.
Wi-Fi dropped, phone locked, page reloaded? The transfer continues exactly where it stopped, never from zero.
Every byte is encrypted in transit. A safety code shown on both screens proves nobody sits in the middle.
Any modern browser on Android, iPhone, Windows, Mac or Linux. No app, no account, no sign-up.
On the same Wi-Fi the files take the local route at the full speed of your network, with no detour through the internet.
On the device that has the files. A QR code and a 6-character code appear.
On the other device, tap Receive, then scan the QR code or type the 6 characters.
Add files on either side. They arrive on the other device, ready to save.
| ezShare | Cloud drives | Messaging apps | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Size limit | None | Your storage plan | About 25 MB | Limited, often compressed |
| Waiting for an upload | No, it is direct | Upload, then download | Upload, then download | Upload, then download |
| Account needed | No | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Copy kept on a server | Never | Yes | Yes | Often |
| Resumes after a drop | Yes | Sometimes | No | Sometimes |
Yes. There is no account, no subscription and no limit on the number of transfers.
No hard limit. The only limit is the free storage space on the receiving device. Private browsing windows get very little storage, so use a normal window for very large files.
No. Our server only helps the two devices find each other, and the files go directly from one to the other. On the few networks that block direct connections, they pass through an encrypted relay that cannot read them. Nothing is ever stored.
The connection is end-to-end encrypted (WebRTC with DTLS). Pairing codes are single-use and expire after 10 minutes. Both screens show the same four symbols: if they match, nobody is intercepting the transfer.
Nothing is lost. ezShare reconnects by itself and continues from the last byte received, even after the page is reloaded. If the sending page was reloaded, choose the same file again and it continues.
No, it works over the internet too, and on the same network it is fastest. If a network blocks direct connections (some office or mobile networks), ezShare switches by itself to an encrypted relay: slower, but it works.