AirDrop stops at Apple devices: a Windows PC does not show up on an iPhone, iPad or Mac. ShareDrop closes that gap in the browser. Open sharedrop.io on the PC and in Safari on the iPhone, and on the same Wi-Fi they see each other.
Tap the PC on the iPhone and pick photos, videos or files; the PC browser saves them like any download, to the Downloads folder by default. Sending from the PC to the iPhone works the same way. No iTunes, no cable, no account.
| Direct transfer | Share link | |
|---|---|---|
| Where the file goes | straight to the other device | uploaded to LimeWire |
| Both devices online | yes, at the same time | no, the link waits |
| Size | about 500 MB to a phone, a few GB to a computer | up to 4 GB without an account |
| How long it lasts | nothing is stored | 3 days without an account |
| Account | not needed | not needed; an account keeps files longer |
Paid LimeWire plans raise link storage and daily traffic and are listed on the LimeWire pricing page.
No, Apple does not make AirDrop for Windows. ShareDrop does the same job in the browser on both devices, without installing anything.
Open sharedrop.io on both. On the iPhone, tap the PC, choose the photos and send; accept on the PC, and the browser saves them to Downloads.
Yes. Any device with a modern browser works: iPhone, iPad, Mac, Windows, Android and Chromebook, in any combination.
Press Connect with a code on the PC and scan the QR code with the iPhone camera. If a direct connection is still impossible, ShareDrop says so and offers a share link instead.
A link does its job the moment the other person can actually use what arrives. If the format is wrong or the file is too heavy, fix it first — these tools run in the browser on LimeWire, free and without an account.
AirDrop is a trademark of Apple Inc. ShareDrop is not made by or affiliated with Apple.
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