P2P File Share — Send Files Directly, No Upload
Send any file directly from your browser to another browser — no server in between, no upload, no account, completely private. Built on WebRTC peer-to-peer technology.
Sender
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Receiver
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About P2P File Share
Large files defeat email limits, and cloud uploads are slow and intrusive. ILikePdf P2P Share transfers files directly between two browsers over WebRTC — the data flows straight from sender to recipient with no intermediate server storage. Generate a link, send it in any messenger, and watch the progress. It is the private, instant way to move big files between your own devices or with a colleague.
How to share files peer-to-peer P2P File Share
Common use cases for P2P File Share
- Send large files that exceed email attachment limits.
- Share files privately without uploading to cloud storage.
- Transfer documents between your own devices instantly.
- Collaborate with peers without account sign-ups.
Pro tips
- Both devices should stay online until the transfer completes.
- WebRTC encrypts the connection between the two browsers.
- No file ever touches our servers during the transfer.
Frequently Asked Questions
Peer-to-peer sharing uses WebRTC to transfer PDF files directly between browsers — no intermediary server stores your file. The connection is encrypted end-to-end.
No. With P2P (peer-to-peer) sharing, your PDF is sent directly to the recipient browser. A signalling server coordinates the connection but never sees your file content.
There is no artificial limit. Transfer speed depends on both parties internet connections. Large files (100MB+) are transferred using chunked streaming for reliability.
Yes. The WebRTC connection uses DTLS-SRTP encryption. Additionally, you can set a passphrase that the recipient must enter to decrypt the file.
Yes, P2P sharing requires both sender and recipient to have their browser tabs open at the same time. The transfer happens in real time, similar to a direct file send.