No iTunes, no iCloud, no cable. Just your browser on both devices.
Getting photos from an iPhone onto a Windows PC usually means a cable, the Photos app and trust prompts. With fdrop you pick the photos on your iPhone and download them on the PC a few seconds later.
It works for videos, PDFs, voice memos and any other file, up to 1 GB each.
Leave it open in Edge, Chrome or Firefox.
Open fdrop.cc in Safari, tap the box and choose photos or files.
They appear under “On your network” on the PC. Click Download.
Open fdrop.cc on both devices on the same Wi-Fi. Upload the photos in Safari on the iPhone, then download them from the “On your network” list on the PC.
iOS decides when you pick them. Safari often shares a JPG copy for compatibility. If you want the HEIC originals, look for the Options menu at the top of the photo picker and choose the current format.
Yes. There is no account, no app and no payment. Upload files up to 1 GB each and share them for as long as you choose, from 1 hour to 30 days.
2 hours by default. You can pick 1 hour, 1 day, 7 days or 30 days before uploading. After that the file is deleted automatically, and you can delete it earlier yourself.
Files travel over HTTPS, are stored encrypted at rest and get a random link that is not listed anywhere. Only devices on your own network see files in the “On your network” list, and you can turn that off per upload.