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Yes. The files go straight from one device to the other and are never uploaded, so there is no limit on file size or number of files. The only limits are the free space on the receiving device and keeping both pages open until the transfer ends. The one exception: when two devices can only reach each other through our relay (see below), a transfer can be up to 5 GB.

Devices on the same Wi-Fi (or the same office or home network) find each other on their own. Devices on different networks can still connect: show a short code on one and type it, or scan its QR code, on the other. On the same Wi-Fi the transfer runs at the speed of your local network, not your internet connection.

No. Our server only introduces the two devices to each other. The files travel over an encrypted direct connection (WebRTC, DTLS) between the two browsers and are never stored on a server. When a network blocks direct connections, the encrypted data passes through our relay server on its way; the relay can't read it and keeps nothing.

No. Abre esta página en un navegador en los dos dispositivos: Chrome, Edge, Firefox o Safari, en un móvil, una tableta o un ordenador. Sin registrarte.

Solo los dispositivos de tu misma red y los que emparejes con un código. No se envía nada hasta que la otra persona pulsa Aceptar, y puedes cambiar el nombre con el que apareces.

En tu carpeta de Descargas, como cualquier otra descarga. En ordenadores y Android el archivo se escribe en el disco a medida que llega. En iPhone y iPad el archivo se guarda en memoria hasta que está completo, así que los archivos muy grandes necesitan suficiente memoria libre.

Some company, hotel and mobile networks block direct connections between devices. The page then connects them through our relay server automatically, which can be slower; the transfer shows "via our relay". If even that fails, put both devices on the same Wi-Fi, or send the files with a download link instead, which works on any network.