Transfer files from PC to Android — and between Android and iPhone
Move photos, videos, music and PDFs between a computer and an Android phone, or between Android and iPhone, straight in the browser. No app, no sign-up, no size limit, full original quality.
Why not just use Quick Share or a cable?
Android has good options within its own world — a USB cable (MTP) for PC, and Quick Share / Nearby Share for Android-to-Android. But they get awkward the moment you cross platforms: Android ↔ iPhone isn't supported, Quick Share for Windows can be finicky, and cables mean digging out the right lead and drivers. DropAnything skips all that — it's just a web page both devices open.
How to send files to (or from) Android
- On the device that has the files (PC, Android or iPhone), open DropAnything → Send → choose your files.
- It shows a QR code + 6-digit code. On the Android phone, open the same link (or scan the QR with the Camera / Google Lens).
- The files stream directly across. Tap Save photos & videos to gallery to drop them in your Android Gallery, or Save files for PDFs, music and documents (they go to Downloads).
What makes it handy on Android
- Android ↔ iPhone works — the one direction most tools skip.
- No app from the Play Store, no account, no size cap.
- Full quality — original files, no compression.
- Private — files go straight device-to-device and never touch a server.
FAQ
Does it work Android to iPhone?
Yes — and iPhone to Android, PC to either, and back. Any direction.
Where do received files go on Android?
Photos and videos can be saved to your Gallery; other files save to Downloads.
Do both phones need the same app?
No app at all — both devices just open the same web link.