No recipient sign-in
Send files. Keep control.
Pick a file, choose one-person speed or a multi-download swarm, then send a password-protected link.
- Only your chosen file is shared
- File bytes aren’t stored in the cloud
- Recipients need no account
Browser-to-browser
Start a live share
No file leaves your device until someone downloads
Nothing uploads now. The file transfers only while participating browsers are online.
Direct file bytesPassword requiredAuto-expires
Both browsers must stay open and online until the download finishes.
Know what happens to your file
Direct sharing deserves clear answers.
Dropfile coordinates temporary transfers instead of becoming a permanent file locker. Read how the system works, where its limits are, and how to share responsibly.
How browser-to-browser sharing works
Follow the link, password, verification, and WebRTC transfer from sender to recipient.
Learn moreWhat Dropfile protects
Understand transport encryption, password checks, metadata, integrity checks, and practical limits.
Learn moreSafer sharing guides
Learn how to send large files, protect private links, and troubleshoot difficult networks.
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