📚 Use Snapdrop: snapdrop.net/ 🖥 Similar service to Snapdrop called ShareDrop: www.sharedrop.io/ 🔐 A note on privacy and security: Snapdrop uses an encrypted peer-to-peer connection between your devices using a technology called WebRTC. WebRTC needs a signaling server to establish a connection, but the server is not involved in the transfer of the files. Your files do not touch an external server. Snapdrop code is open-source, and you can review on GitHub: github.com/RobinLinus/snapdrop You can even deploy on your own server, so you handle the signaling without any third party involved. 📩 Get the latest high-quality tutorial and tips and tricks videos emailed to your inbox each week: kevinstratvert.com/newsletter/
@@jobberzworld429 unfortunately snapdrop appears to be having server issues shortly after this video came out. I’d recommend using the alternative sharedrop.io
Works just like you said in 2024! In 30 seconds I was able to transfer two video files from the computer to iPhone 15 pro max. That'll teach you Apple for not making compatible data transfer accessories for older computers! The workaround tactic is brilliant, thanks Keven 😀
I just think it's pathetic that we're in 2023 and you can't send a video file to your phone wirelessly without visiting websites or downloading sketchy 3rd party apps.
Then you find a way. It is very difficult to make new ways for things. Design a new house idea that doesn't exist. It is almost impossible. A website is one of the easiest ways to do it. It's like making a website with no experience or help.
There's another way. There are usb drives that has a plug for a phone built in. I used to have one but got lost at school, it was real useful when my phone ran out of storage and id put it there and then transfer it to another drive thing like a store jet. I believe it's more convenient than using these 3rd party apps.
There are plenty of trustworthy alternatives. Onedrive, Dropbox, Google Drive, Box, etc…. I know they cost money. For casual users it’s not worth it, but for serious file transfers I trust them.
Kevin, I want to thank you for making this video. I so appreciate your help. I am not technically savvy and would have never been able to figure out such a simple way for my pictures to be transferred.
I have always been so incredibly frustrated with transferring files. Sometimes the USB would work and other times it would not. But, I just tried this (4-22-2023) and it transferred a 6-hour meditation song in less that 90 seconds! Got my vote!
It's mindboggling that an expensive device can't do its job but a cheap ass one will do the job. I've had old 10 dollar phones and cameras and transferring the videos to my pc were simple, yet this expensive ipad I have can't do it and when it does do it, it's not simple.
This is the BEST! Thank you so much. I'm trying to use an old SD card for storage on my kids tablet, but wouldn't be able to format the card w/out erasing all the photos on it. Now I'm able to move all the pictures and videos off the SD card and on to my phone! Thank you
I would rather suggest you to setup SMB (Samba). You don't have to install anything, just enable sharing on specific folders. Then add that SMB account to any device on your local network. That's all. You can then quickly access or edit those folder/files at any time from any device securely, as long as your PC is on. You should also set up Microsoft Remote Desktop app on your phone. So you can lay on the couch and do casual work on your PC through your phone/tablet without needing to seat in front of the PC.
@@BigEightiesNewWave In that case, the safest option will be to set up cloud storage. Google Drive, Microsoft OneDrive or Mega are the best option, and they will synchronise files/folder automatically. So you can access those files on your phone even when you are not on the same network or when the PC is off.
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I want to thank you for this tutorial. I am computer illiterate and have avoided dealing with them except for an IPad, if you can call that a computer. Unfortunately I need to use a computer to talk to an embroidery machine. I had files on an iPad that I needed to put onto the PC and into the machine program and have been struggling with “how to” for a week now. All the tutorials, either I couldn’t understand them, as they were Asians, or the second sentence in I was lost, or the screens were not matching. This was my lifesaver!!! THANK YOU!!!! I can finally go forward now.
So incredibly simple! I just transferred my whole picture gallery on my LG G7 to my Windows Desktop PC! To quote the guy from Battleground, "Beats anything I ever stuck my finger into"! I'll use this from now on!!! Thanks, Kevin!
Thanks Kevin that was very useful information and I will certainly be using it. I take a lot of photos on my iPad and yes it's a pain to transfer over to my desktop.
Thank you , you are correct and awesome . I deleted my previous comment about this using bandwidth, while actually it used only some kilobytes to set up the connection.
Ha, thanks! The Snapdrop signaling server encountered some issues shortly after this video released yesterday 😔, but should be working again. Let me know if it's working for you now. There's also a similar service called ShareDrop.io if you run into issues again.
Snapdrop uses an encrypted peer-to-peer connection between your devices using a technology called WebRTC. WebRTC needs a signaling server to establish a connection, but the server is not involved in the transfer of the files. Your files do not touch an external server. Snapdrop code is open-source, and you can review on GitHub: github.com/RobinLinus/snapdrop You can even deploy on your own server, so you handle the signaling without any third party involved.
Love your videos Kevin. I wish you would do a video on Migration Manager and how to move files from Dropbox to OneDrive and SharePoint on behalf of end-users
Thanks for this one Kevin. I will be demonstrating Snapdrop tomorrow night at our computer meeting (Zoom) here in Barrie, Ontario. I may have to switch to the lookalike Sharedrop since the former has been off the "air" for 7 days now but the latter seems to work just as well. Some members of our club know of your Channel but just in case it will be shared with them as a very useful resource. Your explanations are second to none! Mike.
You absolute legend, thankyou! It worked, ive been trying different (sketchy) apps and websites for the past two days and had no luck till I found this.
Dear Mr. Kevin Stratvert, Transferring huge lot of files between my devices have been so far a huge nightmare to me! It has become a big challenge on a regular basis whenever I get any spare time! I tried hundreds of applications, programs, techniques and both wired and wireless connections till date in vain. Connectivity as easy as if I were doing "Drag and Drop" on Windows Folders, is what I need. Going thru your video step by step. Will try for some more time and write back. Thanks a lot for this very useful instructive video.
Tried it out and it works great, placed a shortcut on my PC desktop and iPhone so i can access it easily, have been wanting this feature for the longest time. Thanks Kevin, that was a life saver.
Seemed great! I moved 5 video files from my phone to my Windows laptop. Awesome! Then I tried to play the files on my laptop. No go. I got a message saying I need to pay money to play my file. Something about a codec extension on my Mp4 files that usually play fine. Skeptical of adding my credit card info for this.
Showing -This is a potentially unwanted app Microsoft Defender SmartScreen reported that this app has a low reputation or might cause unexpected behaviors.
Snapdrop uses an encrypted peer-to-peer connection between your devices using a technology called WebRTC. WebRTC needs a signaling server to establish a connection, but the server is not involved in the transfer of the files. Your files do not touch an external server. Snapdrop code is open-source, and you can review on GitHub: github.com/RobinLinus/snapdrop You can even deploy on your own server, so you handle the signaling without any third party involved.
@@KevinStratvert Thanks for the reply. Accidentally landed on your channel a few days back and after seeing a few videos, subscribed and really enjoying your videos. Came to know a whole new way of using the different software. By the way, I have one question which is not related to this video. If I take the Microsoft 365 personal version (I had it before and they suddenly said they will make my annual fees as a semi annual fees thereby doubling the charge and hence, I stopped the payment), it shows Access is not there. However, currently I am still using Access and it is not asking to subscribe like it is doing for excel and word. So, if I subscribe to MS 365 personal, will I be able to use Access and Publisher?
This sounds great! I really appreciate you putting it out there because it is intimidating to understand and go from different phone brands and going to a laptop and from a laptop, thank you for putting this out there. God bless
THANK. YOU. SO. FRICKIN. MUCH. Every day I am transferring files between my Samsung Galaxy, my laptop, my work PC, and now iPads and iPhones are getting thrown into the mix along with a Ricoh Theta 360 camera. Any suggestions on apps or programs to view 360 photos on for free? Really appreciate all your content! Every time I need to figure out how to do anything I refer to your TH-cam channel first. 👩🏽💻👍🏻👍🏻
will the uploading and downloading files consume internet data and can we do the same with mobile hotspot without connecting to internet?? Thanks very much for sharing 🎉
Snapdrop uses an encrypted peer-to-peer connection between your devices using a technology called WebRTC. WebRTC needs a signaling server to establish a connection, but the server is not involved in the transfer of the files. Your files do not touch an external server. Snapdrop code is open-source, and you can review on GitHub: github.com/RobinLinus/snapdrop You can even deploy on your own server, so you handle the signaling without any third party involved.
Thank you soooo much Kevin! You state things so simply and easy to understand. You have great solutions and I appreciate your help so much. I have a brand new TH-cam channel and this has been a major obstacle for me. Cheers😃
Thank u so much (Kevin) i watched this video today and after watching the hole video i tryed it out myself and it works great i had no issues. I was reacking my head around to buying a new wire no i can transfer file but the method u showed me was like magic and after i tryed it out, i was greatful to this video, right away after that i I give your channel A like and a Subscribe again thank u so much for your channel and whoever created the snapdrop.
Excellent! Thank you. I was just about to do this and try to remember how I last did it many years ago. Then, this popped up and my problem was solved - easy too!
Thanks a million Mr. Kevin Stratvert -- AWESOME sharing...keep up the good work and keep on sharing. God BLESS you for making life so very easy for one and all! Cheers!
Hey Kevin, curious, have you or are you using a Surface Duo, specifically Surface Duo 2? What is your daily phone; iPhone or Android? Great video too. I'm playing in a parallel world of Mac and Windows; specifically Surface Pro 8 with a Surface Duo 2, and a Mac Studio, iPhone, Apple Watch, and iPad. I love the Surface Pro 8 device (true computer and tablet with excellent writing capability) and trying to slip into the Surface Duo 2 for the same reason and it's dual screens. Both iPhone and Surface Duo 2 have great but different features and benefits that make them excellent devices. I'm torn deciding if I can choose one over the other for full time use. I may just have to duct tape them together and use in them in that manner. LOL P.S. I'm stuck in a similar scenario between Google Workspace and Office 365. Too many choices.
Bruh I have been trying to transfer a file from my phone for like this whole day. Thank u so much for this very Imformal video .you really helped me by uploading this video thx bro :)
thank you very much. i was having such a hard time with my devices. by the way i am subscribed and i find your videos to be very helpful. keep up the good work.
These apps are good when they work but there's always issues. Especially when transferring big files. I loved the other video you did where you create a local account on windows. That works great!!
Pretty nifty. Useful in some situations. I’m using Teams connected to the same account to send myself stuff that can be accessed to all my devices. Thanks Kevin, love your videos!
This works brilliantly! :D I was just wondering one thing though, is there any way to make sure that the date of when a file/folder was created is preserved? So far, every time I've transferred a file/folder, it just ends up having the date of when it was copied to a new device as the creation date. Would be great if it just kept the original date.
The Snapdrop signaling server encountered some issues shortly after this video released yesterday 😔, but should be working again. Let me know if it's working for you now. There's also a similar service called ShareDrop.io if you run into issues again.
this is so clear and awesome however I want to transfer many of my important NOTE FILES from my iphone to my pc. Snapdrop didn't seem to have an option for this specific need. Any suggestions? I don't want to use iCloud for storage on my pc as I don't have that much storage without paying more. Thank you so much! Your videos are always clear, concise and without long, complicated stuff, yay!!!
Hi Kevin, I'm glad u recommend a good way to transfer files between Android phone and PC. But have a question to ask: Can we use this resort to backup android phones apps and it's data? Bcos u din mention anything about it. So, would greatly appreciate if u could reply my comment soonest time possible. Thanks in advanced.
Another great video. I tested it and it worked great and will greatly help my volunteer work when I have to send clients' files. I hated that part of work and tried to avoid it 😒. I noticed that I may have to refresh the screen when it ignores me (possibly timed out?). May be fixed already. Have not tried sharedrop yet.
It doesn't even work... I select the device, select the file, but then it just goes back without any indication that any file is being transferred, neither does the recipient receive any pop up about accepting the file or an indication that anything is downloading.
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📚 Use Snapdrop: snapdrop.net/
🖥 Similar service to Snapdrop called ShareDrop: www.sharedrop.io/
🔐 A note on privacy and security: Snapdrop uses an encrypted peer-to-peer connection between your devices using a technology called WebRTC. WebRTC needs a signaling server to establish a connection, but the server is not involved in the transfer of the files. Your files do not touch an external server. Snapdrop code is open-source, and you can review on GitHub: github.com/RobinLinus/snapdrop You can even deploy on your own server, so you handle the signaling without any third party involved.
📩 Get the latest high-quality tutorial and tips and tricks videos emailed to your inbox each week: kevinstratvert.com/newsletter/
Hi Kevin, thanks for the post. I have tried the link, but it is giving an error msg "this site cannot be loaded" on my Android phone
@@jobberzworld429 unfortunately snapdrop appears to be having server issues shortly after this video came out. I’d recommend using the alternative sharedrop.io
Does anyone know how to transfer the windows 10 browser bookmarks to a Google Chrombook laptop? Thanks
@@markvelber8664 Hi Mark,
Export your Favorites from Edge. Then Import them in Chrome.
@@RavenZamir thanks
Works just like you said in 2024! In 30 seconds I was able to transfer two video files from the computer to iPhone 15 pro max. That'll teach you Apple for not making compatible data transfer accessories for older computers! The workaround tactic is brilliant, thanks Keven 😀
Tyty ur comment and the video Collab is the best
I just think it's pathetic that we're in 2023 and you can't send a video file to your phone wirelessly without visiting websites or downloading sketchy 3rd party apps.
Then you find a way. It is very difficult to make new ways for things. Design a new house idea that doesn't exist. It is almost impossible. A website is one of the easiest ways to do it. It's like making a website with no experience or help.
Yh and then stupid gmail has a limit of 26.2 MB like what is a 24 second video
There's another way. There are usb drives that has a plug for a phone built in. I used to have one but got lost at school, it was real useful when my phone ran out of storage and id put it there and then transfer it to another drive thing like a store jet. I believe it's more convenient than using these 3rd party apps.
There are plenty of trustworthy alternatives. Onedrive, Dropbox, Google Drive, Box, etc…. I know they cost money. For casual users it’s not worth it, but for serious file transfers I trust them.
Thank you!
Sincerely, you just solved a major issue I'm facing recently. Thanks a lot, Kevin. You're the best! 😊🙌❤️✨
Kevin, I want to thank you for making this video. I so appreciate your help. I am not technically savvy and would have never been able to figure out such a simple way for my pictures to be transferred.
I have always been so incredibly frustrated with transferring files. Sometimes the USB would work and other times it would not. But, I just tried this (4-22-2023) and it transferred a 6-hour meditation song in less that 90 seconds! Got my vote!
It's mindboggling that an expensive device can't do its job but a cheap ass one will do the job. I've had old 10 dollar phones and cameras and transferring the videos to my pc were simple, yet this expensive ipad I have can't do it and when it does do it, it's not simple.
One of those few videos which is short to the point and actually works.
Great solution for file sharing on the same network. Thanks Kevin, just what we needed. Simple, secure and easy to use.
What makes you say its secure? What cloud based system is secure?
@@jamescohen people like copy pasting words without knowing what it means, lol
This is the BEST! Thank you so much. I'm trying to use an old SD card for storage on my kids tablet, but wouldn't be able to format the card w/out erasing all the photos on it. Now I'm able to move all the pictures and videos off the SD card and on to my phone! Thank you
What an elegant solution for such a common problem, you've made my day! Thanks Kevin!
Another great video, which has enabled me to sort out a friend's ailing laptop without losing anything. Brilliantly easy and so quick. Thank you.
Kevin this is exactly what I needed. I will get my new PC today and I was wondering how to transfer my files. Now I know. Thank you.
I would rather suggest you to setup SMB (Samba). You don't have to install anything, just enable sharing on specific folders.
Then add that SMB account to any device on your local network. That's all.
You can then quickly access or edit those folder/files at any time from any device securely, as long as your PC is on.
You should also set up Microsoft Remote Desktop app on your phone. So you can lay on the couch and do casual work on your PC through your phone/tablet without needing to seat in front of the PC.
@@Knoah321 What if a person wants their PC files when they are out/about and NOT on a local network.
@@BigEightiesNewWave In that case, the safest option will be to set up cloud storage.
Google Drive, Microsoft OneDrive or Mega are the best option, and they will synchronise files/folder automatically. So you can access those files on your phone even when you are not on the same network or when the PC is off.
I want to thank you for this tutorial. I am computer illiterate and have avoided dealing with them except for an IPad, if you can call that a computer. Unfortunately I need to use a computer to talk to an embroidery machine. I had files on an iPad that I needed to put onto the PC and into the machine program and have been struggling with “how to” for a week now. All the tutorials, either I couldn’t understand them, as they were Asians, or the second sentence in I was lost, or the screens were not matching. This was my lifesaver!!! THANK YOU!!!! I can finally go forward now.
It's a little slow but it does work. Kinda crazy how simple this is.
So incredibly simple! I just transferred my whole picture gallery on my LG G7 to my Windows Desktop PC! To quote the guy from Battleground, "Beats anything I ever stuck my finger into"! I'll use this from now on!!! Thanks, Kevin!
This is a great way to transfer from my android phone's personal space to the same phone's work space and vice versa! Thanks
Thanks Kevin that was very useful information and I will certainly be using it. I take a lot of photos on my iPad and yes it's a pain to transfer over to my desktop.
Thank you , you are correct and awesome . I deleted my previous comment about this using bandwidth, while actually it used only some kilobytes to set up the connection.
Thank you, Kevin!
Your tips are great, as usual :)
Man you posted a great tutorial about that site
And that Site is down already, sad.
Ha, thanks! The Snapdrop signaling server encountered some issues shortly after this video released yesterday 😔, but should be working again. Let me know if it's working for you now. There's also a similar service called ShareDrop.io if you run into issues again.
OMG - what a delightfully simple solution - after all I've been through to transfer some bigger files- this is such a lifesaver! Thank you so much!
OMG! This is legit! BTW, Kevin, what monitor are you using now? Thx
This is amazing, cant wait to share with the team at my work place. very simple and secure, the best part is it works across all devices.
How did u get to know is secure?, if u say fast n easy, u are right but secure...., there is still a ? Mark
Snapdrop uses an encrypted peer-to-peer connection between your devices using a technology called WebRTC. WebRTC needs a signaling server to establish a connection, but the server is not involved in the transfer of the files. Your files do not touch an external server. Snapdrop code is open-source, and you can review on GitHub: github.com/RobinLinus/snapdrop You can even deploy on your own server, so you handle the signaling without any third party involved.
I was so impressed by this as I've been struggling so much. Thank you so much I've subscribed.
Kevin: You are amazing! This is just what I need! ..and so stinkin easy
Great way to transfer whatever you want. Thanks Kevin!
The most helpful, useful, and easy to understand video I've come across on the net yet, bar none. Big thanks
Love your videos Kevin. I wish you would do a video on Migration Manager and how to move files from Dropbox to OneDrive and SharePoint on behalf of end-users
I've been using a cable each time to transfer file and this makes it so much easier.
Thanks
Thanks for this one Kevin. I will be demonstrating Snapdrop tomorrow night at our computer meeting (Zoom) here in Barrie, Ontario. I may have to switch to the lookalike Sharedrop since the former has been off the "air" for 7 days now but the latter seems to work just as well. Some members of our club know of your Channel but just in case it will be shared with them as a very useful resource. Your explanations are second to none!
Mike.
This is great! Thank you for sharing. 👍🏾
You absolute legend, thankyou! It worked, ive been trying different (sketchy) apps and websites for the past two days and had no luck till I found this.
Thank you so much. I’ve been trying to do this for an hour and I’ve tried every possible way to do it, but this one actually worked.
Dear Mr. Kevin Stratvert,
Transferring huge lot of files between my devices have been so far a huge nightmare to me!
It has become a big challenge on a regular basis whenever I get any spare time!
I tried hundreds of applications, programs, techniques and both wired and wireless connections till date in vain.
Connectivity as easy as if I were doing "Drag and Drop" on Windows Folders, is what I need.
Going thru your video step by step. Will try for some more time and write back.
Thanks a lot for this very useful instructive video.
Kev, you deserve a lot more subscribers! You're a legend and a saviour!
Tried it out and it works great, placed a shortcut on my PC desktop and iPhone so i can access it easily, have been wanting this feature for the longest time. Thanks Kevin, that was a life saver.
Seemed great! I moved 5 video files from my phone to my Windows laptop. Awesome! Then I tried to play the files on my laptop. No go. I got a message saying I need to pay money to play my file. Something about a codec extension on my Mp4 files that usually play fine. Skeptical of adding my credit card info for this.
That's amazing.
But, Still now this method is not working. how to do this?
Is this problem happening to anyone?
hey buddy, were you able to figure out?
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Microsoft Defender SmartScreen reported that this app has a low reputation or might cause unexpected behaviors.
Will the files and data be secure as we are using a third party website?
Snapdrop uses an encrypted peer-to-peer connection between your devices using a technology called WebRTC. WebRTC needs a signaling server to establish a connection, but the server is not involved in the transfer of the files. Your files do not touch an external server. Snapdrop code is open-source, and you can review on GitHub: github.com/RobinLinus/snapdrop You can even deploy on your own server, so you handle the signaling without any third party involved.
@@KevinStratvert Thanks for the reply. Accidentally landed on your channel a few days back and after seeing a few videos, subscribed and really enjoying your videos. Came to know a whole new way of using the different software.
By the way, I have one question which is not related to this video. If I take the Microsoft 365 personal version (I had it before and they suddenly said they will make my annual fees as a semi annual fees thereby doubling the charge and hence, I stopped the payment), it shows Access is not there. However, currently I am still using Access and it is not asking to subscribe like it is doing for excel and word. So, if I subscribe to MS 365 personal, will I be able to use Access and Publisher?
This sounds great! I really appreciate you putting it out there because it is intimidating to understand and go from different phone brands and going to a laptop and from a laptop, thank you for putting this out there. God bless
Finally!!! No more flash drives with the anxiety of ever losing them!
Another Kevin Cookie Company quality product. Thanks Kevin. Life has become quite easier.
THANK. YOU. SO. FRICKIN. MUCH. Every day I am transferring files between my Samsung Galaxy, my laptop, my work PC, and now iPads and iPhones are getting thrown into the mix along with a Ricoh Theta 360 camera. Any suggestions on apps or programs to view 360 photos on for free? Really appreciate all your content! Every time I need to figure out how to do anything I refer to your TH-cam channel first. 👩🏽💻👍🏻👍🏻
THANK YOU!!! SO needed! This issue was taking me FOREVER to figure out.
will the uploading and downloading files consume internet data and can we do the same with mobile hotspot without connecting to internet?? Thanks very much for sharing 🎉
It' s not secure method, unfortunately!
Snapdrop uses an encrypted peer-to-peer connection between your devices using a technology called WebRTC. WebRTC needs a signaling server to establish a connection, but the server is not involved in the transfer of the files. Your files do not touch an external server. Snapdrop code is open-source, and you can review on GitHub: github.com/RobinLinus/snapdrop You can even deploy on your own server, so you handle the signaling without any third party involved.
You are great, thanks Kevin
Thank you soooo much Kevin! You state things so simply and easy to understand. You have great solutions and I appreciate your help so much. I have a brand new TH-cam channel and this has been a major obstacle for me. Cheers😃
Thank u so much (Kevin) i watched this video today and after watching the hole video i tryed it out myself and it works great i had no issues.
I was reacking my head around to buying a new wire no i can transfer file but the method u showed me was like magic and after i tryed it out, i was greatful to this video, right away after that i I give your channel A like and a Subscribe again thank u so much for your channel and whoever created the snapdrop.
This tip would save me a lot of time! Thanks, Kevin! Glad I found your channel!
This tool will save me so much time! Thanks a lot!
Excellent! Thank you. I was just about to do this and try to remember how I last did it many years ago. Then, this popped up and my problem was solved - easy too!
Thanks for your support, Kevin. Be heathy and happy.
From one Kevin to another... YOU are a ROCKSTAR. Thank you for finding this cool setup
Amazing! So easy - Thanks
Thanks a million Mr. Kevin Stratvert -- AWESOME sharing...keep up the good work and keep on sharing. God BLESS you for making life so very easy for one and all! Cheers!
Hey Kevin, curious, have you or are you using a Surface Duo, specifically Surface Duo 2? What is your daily phone; iPhone or Android? Great video too.
I'm playing in a parallel world of Mac and Windows; specifically Surface Pro 8 with a Surface Duo 2, and a Mac Studio, iPhone, Apple Watch, and iPad. I love the Surface Pro 8 device (true computer and tablet with excellent writing capability) and trying to slip into the Surface Duo 2 for the same reason and it's dual screens.
Both iPhone and Surface Duo 2 have great but different features and benefits that make them excellent devices. I'm torn deciding if I can choose one over the other for full time use. I may just have to duct tape them together and use in them in that manner. LOL
P.S. I'm stuck in a similar scenario between Google Workspace and Office 365. Too many choices.
Thank so much I’ve been wrecking my brain trying to transfer files to my pc
again thanks so much
Oh man this video was so useful. I don't need cables anymore! Thank you.
Thank you. Been wanting something like this. Of only it also saved to my external hard drive too it would be exactly what I need
Bruh I have been trying to transfer a file from my phone for like this whole day. Thank u so much for this very Imformal video .you really helped me by uploading this video thx bro :)
Thanks bro, I think this is the most efficient way.
Thank you for sharing the info. Very helpful. Now I am one of your subscribers.
Love it! I will definitely be using this as transferring files and photos between an iPhone and pc can be a pain!
This is absolutely the best Kevin! Thank you!🤗🙏🏾
thank you very much. i was having such a hard time with my devices. by the way i am subscribed and i find your videos to be very helpful. keep up the good work.
These apps are good when they work but there's always issues. Especially when transferring big files. I loved the other video you did where you create a local account on windows. That works great!!
My Windows firewall is refusing to allow connection to this service. So not a good solution for me.
Pretty nifty. Useful in some situations. I’m using Teams connected to the same account to send myself stuff that can be accessed to all my devices. Thanks Kevin, love your videos!
Good stuff!
Thank you Kevin, for this. I did not know what to do. You are the best! Yep, I did subscribe, and like.
This works brilliantly! :D
I was just wondering one thing though, is there any way to make sure that the date of when a file/folder was created is preserved?
So far, every time I've transferred a file/folder, it just ends up having the date of when it was copied to a new device as the creation date. Would be great if it just kept the original date.
computer editing is too complicated for me so putting this on my ipad is so awesome
How to go back to Windows 10 from Windows 11 without backing up my device and not losing all my files? I am not happy with these new settings. Thanks!
That was fast/easy.
Thanks, man! 💯👌🏾
Great. Thanks for the info and how to..
Traffic must be pretty heavy. I can't reach the site from my location (PHX AZ).
I'm 2 hours from Phoenix and it won't open on my pc or phone. Didn't think it was related to my location. But maybe...
The Snapdrop signaling server encountered some issues shortly after this video released yesterday 😔, but should be working again. Let me know if it's working for you now. There's also a similar service called ShareDrop.io if you run into issues again.
Short and sweet!
I use Airmore to transfer my files between pc and android devices and it's awesome 👌
Hi Kevin, thank you. You always make things so simple.
100% better than google drive
thank you but can you make a tutorial on off line wireless file transfer and messaging like lan messenger between windows , androide ans ios
🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Just use any open source SSH & SFTP app.
For internal network / no need for a signaling server, try FileZilla. It's an excellent free FTP solution.
Looks fantastic! I do wonder how they make money from this site though...
I believe it's all user supported. There's a donation/support option on the GitHub repository: github.com/RobinLinus/snapdrop
this is so clear and awesome however I want to transfer many of my important NOTE FILES from my iphone to my pc. Snapdrop didn't seem to have an option for this specific need. Any suggestions? I don't want to use iCloud for storage on my pc as I don't have that much storage without paying more. Thank you so much! Your videos are always clear, concise and without long, complicated stuff, yay!!!
Excellent solution that I need. I would like to learn how secured the connection is. Thanks.
MWAHAHAHAHA, IVE TRANSFERED LIKE 500 USELESS MEMES TO MY PHONE AND HAPPY, THANKS!
Hi Kevin, I'm glad u recommend a good way to transfer files between Android phone and PC. But have a question to ask: Can we use this resort to backup android phones apps and it's data? Bcos u din mention anything about it. So, would greatly appreciate if u could reply my comment soonest time possible. Thanks in advanced.
Brilliant I will definitely be using the app thank you from across the pond
Wish sharing documents were this easy. Thanks Kevin.
Awesome info Kevin. I've been looking for an easy solution and this is it! Thanks for making this video.
Another great video. I tested it and it worked great and will greatly help my volunteer work when I have to send clients' files. I hated that part of work and tried to avoid it 😒.
I noticed that I may have to refresh the screen when it ignores me (possibly timed out?). May be fixed already. Have not tried sharedrop yet.
Incredible how easy it is. THANKS for the tip!
woow...tyvm for this info...I really need it 👍
It doesn't even work...
I select the device, select the file, but then it just goes back without any indication that any file is being transferred, neither does the recipient receive any pop up about accepting the file or an indication that anything is downloading.
Thank you so much Kevin, your videos are extremely helpful and understandable. Always love your videos.
Nice tip! I need to give it a try. Thanks!
Thank you, Kevin! You're the best!💯👍
Fantastic video, solved the issue at hand.
go to this video by accident, but this is very very useful! thanks :)
Thanks for this tip. Will surely use this