PullDrop is a free, web-based peer-to-peer (P2P) file and text sharing tool powered by WebRTC. It allows you to send files of any size between iPhone, Android, Windows, and Mac directly through the browser without installing apps or uploading files to remote cloud servers.

Is there a file size limit on PullDrop?

No! Unlike WeTransfer (2GB limit) or email attachments (25MB limit), PullDrop connects devices directly peer-to-peer. You can transfer 10GB, 50GB, or even larger video archives with zero restrictions.

Are my files uploaded to PullDL servers?

Never. All data packets are chunked and streamed directly from the sender's browser to the recipient's browser using military-grade DTLS-SRTP 256-bit encryption. Zero bytes of your files touch our servers.

Can I use PullDrop like AirDrop on Windows and Android?

Yes! PullDrop is specifically designed as a universal, cross-platform AirDrop alternative. It works seamlessly across Windows 11/10, iPhone, Android, iPad, Linux, and Mac with no cables or drivers needed.

AirDrop for Every Browser • No Software Required

PullDrop — Instant P2P File Transfer

Send unlimited photos, 4K videos, documents, and clipboard notes between iPhone, Android, Windows & Mac. 100% private peer-to-peer transmission with 0 bytes uploaded to the cloud.

PullDrop NodeThis Device

Initializing PullDrop Engine...

Nearby Connected Peers (0)E2E Encrypted

Scan on second device to connect

Waiting for second device to connect...

Scan the QR code with your iPhone, Android, or open this link on another laptop: pulldl.com/drop#

Drag & Drop any file, photo, or 4K video here

Unlimited file size • 100% P2P in your browser • 0 bytes stored on server

Or click to browse files

Zero Cloud Uploads

Direct peer-to-peer device transfer

DTLS-SRTP 256-Bit

Military-grade end-to-end encryption

Unlimited File Size

Share 1GB, 10GB+ without subscriptions

Blazing LAN & P2P Speed

When both devices share the same Wi-Fi network, files stream at full local router throughput (50-100 MB/s). No ISP upload bottlenecks or cloud queuing.

Zero Server Storage

Your files never touch any database or remote storage server. Data is streamed in encrypted chunks directly between sender and receiver.

Universal Cross-Platform

AirDrop is strictly limited to Apple devices. PullDrop connects iPhone to Windows PC, Android to Mac, or Linux to iPad in one instant QR scan.

Why PullDrop Beats Traditional File Sharing

See how modern WebRTC peer-to-peer transmission stacks up against cloud upload services.

Feature	PullDrop	Apple AirDrop	WeTransfer	Google Drive
Cross-Platform (Windows & Android)	✅ 100% All Devices	❌ Apple Only	✅ Yes	✅ Yes
File Size Limit	♾️ Unlimited	♾️ Unlimited	❌ 2GB Free Limit	❌ 15GB Cloud Cap
Cloud Storage Exposure	🛡️ 0 Bytes Uploaded	🛡️ Direct P2P	⚠️ Stored on Amazon S3	⚠️ Stored on Google Cloud
Account / Sign-in Required	❌ None Needed	Apple ID Needed	Email Verification	Google Account Required
Instant Clipboard Note Sharing	✅ Built-in	❌ Files Only	❌ No	❌ No

Explore Dedicated PullDrop Solutions

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Frequently Asked Questions About PullDrop

Everything you need to know about secure peer-to-peer file transfer.

How do I connect my iPhone to my Windows PC?

Open PullDrop on your PC, click "Scan QR", and point your iPhone camera at the QR code. Your iPhone will open the room and establish an encrypted P2P tunnel instantly.

Does PullDrop consume mobile internet data?

If both devices are on the same Wi-Fi, the data transfers over your local network and consumes 0 bytes of your ISP data plan! If on different networks, it transfers over your regular internet connection.

Is PullDrop secure and private?

Yes. PullDrop utilizes WebRTC with DTLS (Datagram Transport Layer Security) and SRTP encryption. Neither PullDL nor any third party can intercept or inspect your files.

Can I send 4K videos without compression?

Yes! PullDrop sends files bit-for-bit in their original, untouched raw format without applying any compression or resolution downscaling like WhatsApp or Telegram do.