Open it on your computer
A one-time QR code appears automatically.
Phone & Computer File Transfer Version 2.0.0
Phone & Computer File Transfer
Move a file between the phone in your hand and the computer in front of you. Scan the QR code once, wait for the clear connected message, and send in either direction.
This phone will connect automatically. Keep this page open for a moment.
Your file is not uploaded to HandyPebble. A small connection service helps the browsers find each other; the file travels through the browser connection.
1
Scan once. You are connected.
Open your phone camera and scan the QR code below.
Making your QR code...
On your phone
Point the camera at this code
The phone joins automatically. Nothing to type.
Open this connection
Getting your QR code ready...
This usually takes only a moment.
Can’t scan the QR code?
Use this backup code on the other device.
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Technical connection details
- Route
- Unknown
- Channel check
- Waiting
2
Drop in one file
Choose a file or drag it into the box. The Send button becomes available when both browsers are connected.
Drop a file here
or
No file selected
Ready0 B/s
Connect both browsers to begin.
3
Save the received file
The save button appears after the full file arrives and its byte count has been checked.
No file received yet.
Save received file
Phone to computer. Computer to phone.
Move the file without setting up another service.
Phone & Computer File Transfer handles the everyday handoff between the two screens you already use. Move a phone video to your computer, send a document back to your phone, or pass over a photo for editing. Open the page on your computer, scan the QR code with your phone, and the two browsers connect automatically—no account, cable, shared folder, or code to type.
Scan with your phone
Your phone connects by itself. There is nothing to type.
Drop in the file
Choose one file, wait for both browsers to connect, and send it.
Save it
The receiving browser checks the byte count before showing the save button.
Good for
Phone photos, large videos, ZIP archives, documents, and one-off transfers between a nearby Windows or Mac computer and an Android phone, iPhone, or iPad.
Why use this instead?
This is not a shared cloud folder. The little connection service only introduces the two browsers; it does not receive or store the file itself.
Related tools
Shrink a large image, resize photos, join screenshots, or check a file hash.
Worth knowing: The transfer needs both browser tabs to stay open. Direct device connections can be blocked by some corporate, school, hotel, or locked-down mobile networks.