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Email caps attachments at 25 MB. Most “free” services make you upload the whole file first, then your recipient downloads it again. Drop2p streams the file directly between browsers, so big transfers start moving immediately and never sit on a server.
Send genuinely large files — videos, design files, datasets — without splitting or compressing them.
On Chromium browsers, multi-gigabyte files write directly to the recipient's disk instead of filling memory.
Every chunk is end-to-end encrypted with a key only you and your recipient share.
There's no upload-then-download round trip — the bytes move once, directly from you to them.
For very large transfers, open Drop2p in a Chromium browser (Chrome, Edge, or Brave) so the incoming file can stream straight to disk rather than being held in memory. Pick your file, share the short code, and the transfer flows directly to your recipient. No account is needed for files up to 1 GB; Pro lifts that to 10 GB and Ultimate to 50 GB per transfer.
There's no upload-then-download. The file never sits on a server waiting — it goes person to person.
Drag it in or tap to pick. It stays on your device — nothing uploads anywhere.
Drop2p gives you a short code. Send it however you like — text, chat, or say it aloud.
They open Drop2p, type the code, and the two devices find each other — encrypted.
Bytes flow straight from you to them. No server in the middle, nothing left behind.
1 GB per transfer on the free tier with no signup. Pro raises it to 10 GB and Ultimate to 50 GB.
There's no upload-then-download step. The file travels directly between browsers, so your recipient starts receiving as you send instead of waiting for a full server upload to finish.
A Chromium browser (Chrome, Edge, Brave) lets the received file stream straight to disk, which is ideal for multi-gigabyte transfers.
No signup, no upload wait, nothing stored. Send your first file in seconds.
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