EazySend - File Transfer

Get a link, share it with anyone — they download in their browser, no app needed. Lightning-fast LAN transfers between all your devices. No accounts, no cloud, no ads.

EazySend — Effortless cross-device file transfer.

Send files, folders, photos, videos and text between iPhone, Mac, Windows, Linux and other devices in seconds. No accounts. No cloud uploads. No size limits. No compression.

— Core Features —

• 6-digit pairing codes — Enter the code shown on the other device, encrypted channel ready in a moment • Auto-discovery on same WiFi — Devices on the same network appear instantly in "Nearby Devices" • Cross-network relay — Not on the same WiFi? EazySend automatically uses a relay so you can send across the internet, still end-to-end encrypted • End-to-end TLS 1.3 — Files never touch any cloud server, only travel directly between your devices • Any file type, any size — No artificial limits, no recompression • Batch folders — Drop in an entire folder, structure preserved • All Media — Send your entire camera roll in one tap, iCloud-only photos automatically skipped • Text snippets — Send long messages, clipboard, URLs as easily as files • Web mode — Other side has no EazySend? Let them use any browser to upload or download via your phone's local web page

— Use cases —

• Move iPhone photos to Mac or PC for editing in seconds • Switch computers without losing data along the way • Skip cloud compression for documents • Share large files across networks without WeTransfer-style size limits • Distribute materials to a room of attendees — everyone scans and gets the file

— Why EazySend —

• Real privacy — Your files don't go through our servers, no cloud history • Real cross-platform — iOS, macOS, Windows, Linux • Real zero-config — Install and use, no signup, no phone verification • Really free — Core features are completely free, no ads, no nags

— Privacy —

EazySend doesn't collect your files, contacts, or device info. Same-WiFi transfers stay 100% local. Cross-network transfers go through a relay that never stores file contents.