WeTransfer uploads your file to its servers, then emails a link to download it back. Drop2p skips the middleman entirely: your file goes straight from your browser to your recipient's, end-to-end encrypted, and is never stored anywhere.
No cloud copy waiting to be leaked or scanned. When the transfer ends, there's nothing left behind.
Your share code derives the key. Only you and the recipient can decrypt the file β not us, not your network.
Open the page, drop a file, share the code. No account, no app, no email wall before you can send.
Because it's a direct connection, you're not waiting for a full upload before your recipient can even start.
Drop2p is built for people who want WeTransfer's simplicity without handing their files to a third party. There's no link that lives on after the transfer, no inbox full of expired downloads, and no server-side copy of your data. The free tier sends files up to 1 GB; paid plans raise the limit to 10 GB and 50 GB while keeping the exact same zero-storage, peer-to-peer design.
There's no upload-then-download. The file never sits on a server waiting β it goes person to person.
Drag it in or tap to pick. It stays on your device β nothing uploads anywhere.
Drop2p gives you a short code. Send it however you like β text, chat, or say it aloud.
They open Drop2p, type the code, and the two devices find each other β encrypted.
Bytes flow straight from you to them. No server in the middle, nothing left behind.
Yes β you can send files up to 1 GB with no account and no payment. Paid plans only raise the size and volume limits.
WeTransfer stores your file on its servers so it can be downloaded later. Drop2p never stores your file at all β it's sent directly between browsers and encrypted end to end, so there's no server-side copy to access.
One difference: both people keep the page open during the transfer, because the file goes directly between you rather than sitting in storage. In exchange, nothing is ever stored or exposed.
No signup, no upload wait, nothing stored. Send your first file in seconds.
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