JSON files
JSON file transfer, straight to your tester or your team
Mail bounces it, chat apps squeeze it, storage sites make you wait twice. Drop your JSON file in — straight out of VS Code, Postman, MongoDB — and hand over a short code. Builds and database dumps outgrow the tools people reach for first.
The format in short
- Extension
- .json
- Kind of file
- App and database files
- Typical size
- 1 KB – 50 GB
- Made with
- VS Code, Postman, MongoDB
Why it fits your work
The JSON file arrives untouched
No re-encoding, no resizing, nothing lost on the way — what you send is byte for byte what lands on the other device.
No account on either side
The other side opens a link or types a short code. Nothing to install and nothing to sign up for, on a phone as well as a computer.
Pause and pick up
A file of 1 KB – 50 GB on a shaky line does not start over — hold the transfer and carry on when the line clears.
Phone to computer, no cable
Point a camera at the square code and the JSON file moves between the two devices directly.
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
How big can a JSON file be?
Up to 5 GB in a free share, and no size limit at all on Max.
Is my JSON file re-compressed on the way?
Never. It is handed over exactly as it is — same bytes, same quality, same details inside it.
Does the other side need the same program?
To open the JSON file afterwards, yes — VS Code, Postman, MongoDB all read it. To receive it, no: a browser is enough.
How long does the code keep working?
The share stays open for seven quiet days, and you can close it yourself the moment the file is collected.
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