PC to PC file transfer
PC to PC file transfer, in a browser tab
Bluetooth is slow, a USB stick means walking, and setting up a network share means asking someone for permission. Open a share on one computer, type the code on the other, and the files start moving. New laptop, old laptop, work machine, someone else’s desk — the steps do not change.
Why it fits your work
Faster than Bluetooth, simpler than a network share
No pairing, no shared folder, no permissions to argue with. A code is the entire setup.
Works on a locked-down machine
Nothing to install means nothing to get approved. If the browser opens, the transfer works.
Pause and pick up
Hold a transfer when the line gets busy and carry on when it clears. Nothing starts over from zero.
Three steps, no waiting
- 1
Open a share
One click gives you a short code and a link.
- 2
Send the link
Share the code, the link or the square code on screen.
- 3
They get the files
Your files start moving the moment they open it.
Questions people ask
Is this faster than copying to a USB drive?
On a decent connection, usually — and you never have to walk anywhere or find the drive.
Can I move a whole folder?
Yes, drop the folder in and everything inside travels as one share.
Does it work between Windows, Mac and Linux?
Yes. Each side only needs a browser, so the operating systems never have to agree on anything.
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