Send huge files, instantly.
Transfer large files directly between devices. No cloud storage, no compression, no waiting for an upload to finish.
100%
Peer-to-peer by default
0 GB
Stored on our servers
Lossless
Byte-for-byte, verified
Resumable
Pick up where you left off
Everything a big transfer needs
No gimmicks — just a fast, private way to move files that are too big for email or chat.
Direct peer-to-peer
Files travel straight from sender to receiver over WebRTC — never parked on a server.
Starts instantly
No full upload before you get a link. Share it the moment you drop the file.
Resumable
Connection drops mid-transfer? Pick up exactly where it left off, no restart from zero.
Byte-for-byte lossless
Every block is checksummed, and the full file is SHA-256 verified before we call it done.
Built for huge files
Streamed in bounded chunks, so a 50GB transfer never means a 50GB memory spike.
No account needed
Drop a file, get a link. That's it — sign-up isn't part of the critical path.
People are sending, right now
A peer-to-peer connection sends your files straight to the recipient — without uploading them to our servers.
Why not just use cloud storage?
Because your file doesn't need a layover.
Upload before sharing
Where your file lives
Size limits
Dropped connection
Cost
Account required
File integrity
Privacy
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Files transfer directly between browsers over a WebRTC data channel. Our servers only handle the small handshake (offer/answer/ICE) needed to connect two browsers — never the file itself.
On restrictive networks, WebRTC can fall back to a relay (TURN) so the transfer still completes. When that happens, we show "Relayed" instead of "Direct P2P" so you always know the connection type.
No hard cap. Files are streamed in small chunks with bounded memory use on both ends, so large files don't require large amounts of RAM to send or receive.
Your progress is saved. When you reconnect, Sendrop resumes from the last completed block instead of starting over.
No. Drop a file, get a link, send it. Accounts aren't part of the basic flow.
Every block is checksummed in transit, and the full file is verified with a SHA-256 hash after transfer — you'll see "Verified" only once that check passes.
Yes. Drop a folder or select multiple files and Sendrop bundles them into a single transfer with one link, one progress bar, and one download on the other end.
The transfer stops, but nothing is corrupted. Reopen the link and pick up again — completed blocks are never re-sent.
No. Sending and receiving files is free, with no size-based tiers or paywalls.
Any modern browser with WebRTC support — Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge, on both desktop and mobile.
Your file is one drop away.
No sign-up, no waiting room — just a link you can share.