Is OmShare secure and encrypted?

Yes. All WebRTC transfers are secured using DTLS (Datagram Transport Layer Security) and end-to-end encryption by default, ensuring that no third party or ISP can intercept your file data.

How long is a 6-digit transfer code valid?

Each 6-digit code remains valid for 24 hours or until the file transfer is completed. Once the session ends, the temporary signaling record is automatically deleted.

Do I need to sign up or install any software?

No. OmShare works 100% in modern web browsers (Chrome, Edge, Safari, Firefox, Opera) without requiring accounts, sign-ups, plugins, or software installations.

OmShare - Free P2P File Transfer | Send Large Files Without Limits

Q: How does OmShare transfer files without any file size limits?

OmShare uses WebRTC DataChannels to stream files in 64KB chunks directly between the sender and receiver's browsers. Because files are transferred directly peer-to-peer and never uploaded to an intermediary cloud storage server, there are no artificial file size limitations.

Q: Are my files stored on OmShare servers?

No. OmShare never stores your files on any server. The signaling servers only exchange temporary connection handshakes (SDP offers and answers), and the file contents travel exclusively between the two connected devices.

Drop files or folder here

Direct P2P • No cloud storage • Unlimited size

Multiple Files Entire Folders HD Videos 10GB+

Receive Files Directly

Enter the 6-digit code provided by the sender

Why Choose OmShare for File Transfer?

Engineered for privacy, speed, and unlimited data transfers using modern WebRTC peer-to-peer technology.

No File Size Limits

Transfer 4K videos, large raw datasets, virtual machines, and archives. If your browser can read it, OmShare can send it.

Direct P2P Speed

Files stream directly between devices via WebRTC DataChannels, eliminating the bottleneck of uploading to a cloud server first.

End-to-End Encrypted

All transfers are secured with DTLS (Datagram Transport Layer Security) cryptographic protocols. Only the receiver can access your file.

Zero Server Storage

Your file content never touches any database or cloud server. Transfers are 100% ephemeral and anonymous.

No Account Required

No registrations, no email confirmations, no passwords, and no ads. Open the website, pick a file, and start sharing.

Cross-Platform Ready

Works smoothly across Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS, and all modern browsers supporting WebRTC.

How OmShare Works in 3 Simple Steps

Send any file securely to any device without cloud uploads or registration.

STEP 01

Select File

Drag and drop or browse to select any file of any size from your computer, tablet, or phone.

STEP 02

Share 6-Digit Code

Click "Generate Code" to create a unique temporary 6-digit transfer code. Send this code to the recipient.

STEP 03

Direct Download

The recipient enters the 6-digit code on their device, and the file streams directly to their downloads folder.

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to common questions about peer-to-peer file sharing with OmShare.

How does OmShare transfer files without any file size limits?

OmShare streams files in 64KB binary chunks directly between browser instances over WebRTC DataChannels. Because files are never stored on an intermediary server, there is no storage quota or file size cap.

Are my files stored on OmShare servers?

No. Files transfer strictly device-to-device. OmShare's signaling layer only exchanges the initial connection routing information, never the actual file data.

Is the file transfer secure and encrypted?

Yes. All WebRTC peer connections are encrypted by default using DTLS (Datagram Transport Layer Security). Your data cannot be intercepted or viewed in transit.

How long does a 6-digit code stay active?

Each transfer code expires automatically after 24 hours. Once the transfer completes or expires, all temporary signaling records are permanently deleted.

Which browsers are supported?

OmShare works on all modern WebRTC-enabled browsers, including Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Apple Safari, Microsoft Edge, Brave, and Opera on desktop and mobile.