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Instantly discover devices on your Wi-Fi network and beam files peer-to-peer over secure WebRTC. No servers, zero limits.

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Open this page on any phone, tablet, or laptop connected to your Wi-Fi network to transfer files instantly without uploading.

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Local Network P2P Sharing

Direct Local P2P File Sharing Over WiFi & LAN

Send files, photos, videos, and texts directly between devices on the same Wi-Fi or local area network. Experience wire-speed transfers using WebRTC with zero bandwidth consumption and no file size limits.

Step 1

Open PairDrop on Both Devices

Open Sendly PairDrop on your smartphone, tablet, or PC connected to the same Wi-Fi router.

Step 2

Select Discovered Peer

Devices on your local network automatically appear as friendly avatars. Click or tap any peer to begin.

Step 3

Transfer at Wire Speed

Send high-resolution videos, large folders, or clipboard text directly peer-to-peer at maximum local router speed.

πŸš€Zero Internet Data Consumption

Files flow directly across your local network. Transfer gigabytes of data without touching external internet bandwidth.

♾️Unlimited File Size

No 1GB limits. Send massive 4K video footage, VM images, or system backups directly from device to device.

🍏Universal AirDrop Alternative

Bridge the gap between iPhone, Android, Mac, Windows, Linux, and Smart TVs with zero installed software.

πŸ”’DTLS End-to-End Encryption

Local WebRTC data channels are encrypted end-to-end, safeguarding files from eavesdropping on shared Wi-Fi networks.

Frequently Asked Questions

No. When both devices share the same local Wi-Fi or Ethernet network, transfers occur directly over your LAN without routing data through the wider internet.

None! Because PairDrop transfers peer-to-peer directly over your internal network without intermediary storage servers, you can send files of any size.

If automatic local discovery does not reveal the other device, click 'Pair with PIN' to establish a direct WebRTC connection across separate subnets.

No. PairDrop runs natively in Safari, Chrome, Firefox, and Edge. You can also install it as a PWA (Progressive Web App) to your home screen for instant one-tap access.