Send anything, device to device
Like AirDrop —for every device
Scan one QR code and move files up to 3 GB both ways — phone to computer, computer to phone. No cables, no account, nothing to install.
- No sign-up
- No Bluetooth
- Gone in 24h
Send anything, device to device
Scan one QR code and move files up to 3 GB both ways — phone to computer, computer to phone. No cables, no account, nothing to install.
No app to install, no account to create. Open a page and you're moving files.
Open & scan
Open the site on one device — a QR appears. Scan it with the other device's camera, or open the link.
You're linked
Both devices now share one private, encrypted channel. No account, no password, no app to install.
Drop & it's there
Send files up to 3 GB either way — they arrive in real time. Everything self-deletes after 24 hours.
AirDrop is Apple-only. Quick Share skips the iPhone. Emailing yourself chokes on anything big. Here's the honest comparison — including where they beat us.
| WeScanDrop | AirDrop | Quick Share | Email to self | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Any device to any device | Yes | No | No | Yes |
| Files up to 3 GB, full quality | Yes | Yes | Yes | No |
| Works across networks, not just nearby | Yes | No | No | Yes |
| No account, no sign-up | Yes | Yes | Yes | No |
| Auto-deletes after 24h | Yes | No | No | No |
| Instant between two nearby same-brand devices | Partly | Yes | Yes | No |
Fair's fair: between two Apple devices side by side, AirDrop is faster — it copies straight across with no upload. Drop is for every other case — a different brand, a different network, or just a browser with nothing installed.
Move a two-hour take off your phone, a set of RAW photos, a finished 4K export — up to 3 GB, exactly as you recorded it. Nothing re-compressed, nothing downscaled.
Unlike a cloud drive or a shared link that sits there forever, every drop hard-deletes itself — files and all — 24 hours after it's sent. Nothing lingers, nothing builds a profile of you. Need it gone sooner? Delete it yourself in one tap.
The full breakdown lives on Security & how it works →
Put a Business Inbox QR at your counter, on an invoice, or in an email. Every customer who scans gets their own private thread — they send you full-quality photos and files, and they never see each other.
The everyday transfer is free forever. Paid plans add longer retention, bigger files, and a vault.
Free
$0
Transfer for free. Forever.
Plus
$4.99/mo
For everyday power users.
Pro
$9.99/mo
For freelancers & small teams.
Yes. Transfers up to 3 GB per file between your devices are free, with no sign-up and no ads. There's no catch — files self-delete after 24 hours, which is also what keeps it private and cheap to run. Pro exists for people who need bigger files or longer retention, but the core loop is free forever.
No. Drop runs in the browser on both devices. Open the site on one device, scan the QR with the other, and you're transferring. There are optional desktop and mobile apps, but nothing is required and you never create an account or password.
The QR code contains nothing but a long, random, unguessable session link — not your files. Only a device holding that exact link can join the session, the pairing token expires within minutes, and we never log the full link. Think of it as a one-time key that opens a private channel between just your two devices.
Yes. Everything travels over TLS 1.3 (encrypted in transit) and is stored encrypted at rest with AES-256. Download links are short-lived and signed, so the underlying storage location is never exposed.
Files are held briefly in encrypted object storage, reachable only through your session's unguessable link. Database access is deny-by-default: one session can never see another session's data. We do not open, preview, scan for advertising, or train AI on anything you transfer — ever.
No — and this is a real advantage over peer-to-peer tools. With DropMail and Teams your transfer is held safely for you (up to 48 hours for DropMail, 24 hours for a Team), so the other side can pick it up whenever they open the link. Classic P2P tools like AirDrop, PairDrop or ShareDrop require both devices online, awake, and connected at the exact same moment.