iPhone to Android File Transfer — No App, No Cable

No. While same-WiFi transfers happen instantly at local network speed, TransP2P also works across the internet. Both devices just need a web browser and an internet connection. The connection is peer-to-peer — your files never touch a server.

Yes! TransP2P transfers files in their original format with zero compression. Unlike messaging apps that aggressively compress your images and videos, your photos and 4K videos arrive exactly as they are — pixel for pixel, byte for byte.

Email has tight size limits (typically 25MB) and automatically compresses attachments. Cloud storage requires you to upload first — which is slow — and both people need accounts on the same service. TransP2P sends files directly between devices with no upload, no account, and no size limits.

Yes — any device with a modern browser (Safari on iOS 11+, Chrome, Firefox, or Edge) works. There are no app updates to manage. As long as your device can open a web page, it can send and receive files with TransP2P.

Absolutely. TransP2P uses WebRTC with end-to-end encryption. Your files travel directly between the two devices — they are never stored on or routed through any intermediate server. The 6-digit room code ensures only the intended recipient can join your transfer session.

Each transfer room connects two devices directly. To transfer to multiple devices, simply create a new room for each recipient. Since there is no upload step, sending to several people one after another is fast and straightforward.

Absolutely. TransP2P works with any Android device — Samsung Galaxy, Google Pixel, OnePlus, Xiaomi, and all other brands. iPhone to Samsung is one of the most common transfer scenarios our users handle. Since it's browser-based, the Samsung phone doesn't need any special Samsung-only app — just Chrome or Samsung Internet Browser.

On the same WiFi network, a batch of 50 photos typically transfers in 10-30 seconds. Large 4K videos take a bit longer but stream at full network speed. Unlike cloud methods where you wait for upload then download, TransP2P's direct transfer means both devices share the load simultaneously, cutting total transfer time roughly in half compared to cloud-based approaches.

TransP2P requires an internet connection — either WiFi or mobile data (4G/5G) — to establish the initial WebRTC connection. However, once connected on the same local network, the actual file data transfers locally without using your internet bandwidth. If both devices are on the same WiFi, your files never leave your local network.