A Simpler, Faster Way to Transfer Files
Direct file transfer connects the sender and receiver without first uploading the file to cloud storage. Instead of sending your file to Amazon S3 or Google Cloud and downloading it back down, data moves through an encrypted connection between your two devices.
Engineered for Maximum Speed & Privacy
No cloud storage middleman. Direct browser-to-browser streaming.
Direct Browser-to-Browser Transfer
Files move straight between the two browsers through a private encrypted connection.
Complete Data Sovereignty
Files never rest on a third-party server, eliminating data leaks and corporate surveillance.
Saturates Local Wi-Fi Speeds
When devices share a local router, transfers run at LAN speeds (often 300–800 Mbps) independent of internet upload caps.
Smart Connection Fallback
If a strict mobile or office network blocks the direct path, ButterShare can try a secure fallback path.
How Direct File Transfer Works
Start transferring in seconds with zero software installation.
Room Setup
Both devices use the room code or link to find each other securely.
Private Connection Opens
The browsers open an encrypted connection between the sender and receiver.
Files Save as They Arrive
Large files are received in small parts and saved progressively, so the browser stays responsive.
Got questions? We've got answers
Everything you need to know about peer-to-peer file transfer, transfer limits, and privacy.
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