On a phone? Open pixedrop.com on your computer, then scan the code with the PixeDrop app.
Paste text or drop an image or file, and it plays as animated QR codes for the PixeDrop app to scan. No network, no account, nothing uploaded — it works even on a computer that's offline.
On a phone? Open pixedrop.com on your computer, then scan the code with the PixeDrop app.
Data never touches a server
Get the PixeDrop app
Available for iOS
View on the App StoreOpen the PixeDrop app on your phone to scan and receive
Don't have the app yet? Get it on the App StoreThis fits in a single code — it already contains everything
Tip: let the code fill most of the phone's viewfinder, and turn the screen brightness up.
You can also use ← → to switch frames
No. Your browser encodes it and your iPhone decodes it. The content only travels as light from your screen to your camera – PixeDrop has no server that receives it.
No. Download the offline version — a single HTML file — and open it in a browser on a computer with no network at all. Your content is never sent over any network, and the iPhone app does not need a connection to receive.
About 1 MB per transfer. Text is compressed and images are resized before encoding. Small snippets arrive in a moment; larger content takes more frames and more time.
A modern desktop browser to send, and the PixeDrop app for iOS to receive. The app scans with your iPhone camera and needs no account.