AndroidDrop

About AndroidDrop

Last updated: October 26, 2026

AndroidDrop is a free file-sharing service built for one everyday problem: getting a file from the device in front of you onto a different device — a phone, a laptop, a friend's tablet, an office PC — without cables, email attachments, chat-app compression or signing in to anything.

How it is different

Most sharing tools make you create an account or install an app on both ends. AndroidDrop works the other way round. You upload files from any browser at androiddrop.com, and you instantly get three ways to hand them over: a QR code, a six-digit code and a share link. The receiver scans the QR in the AndroidDrop Android app, types the code, or simply opens the link in any browser.

Privacy by design

• Temporary by default. Every share expires automatically, and you can make a one-time link that is deleted after the first download.
• No account, no profile. Public sharing doesn't ask for your name, email or phone number.
• Optional pairing code. Require the six-digit code so the QR or link alone cannot download your files.
• Integrity checks. Browser downloads are verified by size and SHA-256 hash, so the receiver gets exactly the bytes you uploaded.
• Revoke any time. Stop a share from the same browser that created it.

Read the full Privacy Policy for details.

Who builds it

AndroidDrop is developed and maintained by an independent developer based in Uttar Pradesh, India. The service, the website and the Android app are actively maintained, and we publish practical guides on moving files between devices.

Get in touch

Questions, feedback or a bug report? Visit the Contact page or email support@androiddrop.com.

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