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Direct device-to-device file transfers. No cloud storage required. Experience true peer-to-peer file transfers with zero storage, zero limits, and maximum privacy. Powered by cutting-edge WebRTC technology.
Built for speed, privacy, and simplicity
End-to-end encrypted connections. Your files never touch our servers - they go directly between devices.
Unthrottled transfer speeds limited only by your internet connection. No artificial speed caps.
Transfer files of any size and type. No restrictions, no file caps, no premium tiers.
Share files with multiple peers simultaneously in the same session.
We don't store anything. Ever. Files stream directly between peers without touching our infrastructure.
No hidden fees, no premium plans. StreamSnatcher is and always will be free for everyone.
The open standard that makes browser‑to‑browser file transfer possible
WebRTC (Web Real‑Time Communication) is an open‑source framework maintained by the W3C and IETF that lets browsers exchange data directly—no plugins, no installs, and no intermediate servers handling your files. Originally designed for voice and video calls, WebRTC's data‑channel API is equally powerful for transferring arbitrary binary data such as documents, images, and videos at full network speed.
When you start a session, StreamSnatcher's signaling server helps the two browsers discover each other by exchanging small SDP (Session Description Protocol) messages and ICE candidates. Once connectivity is established, the signaling server steps aside and all file data flows through a peer‑to‑peer data channel secured with DTLS 1.2+ encryption. Because bytes travel directly between devices, transfer speeds are limited only by your network connection—not by a cloud provider's bandwidth caps.
Most devices sit behind NATs or firewalls that block inbound connections. WebRTC overcomes this using the ICE framework, which gathers connection candidates via STUN (Session Traversal Utilities for NAT) servers. If a direct path cannot be found—for example when both peers are behind symmetric NATs—traffic is relayed through a TURN (Traversal Using Relays around NAT) server. Even relayed transfers remain encrypted end‑to‑end, so the relay never sees the plaintext contents of your files.
Traditional file‑sharing services upload your data to a central server, where it may be scanned, indexed, or stored indefinitely. With WebRTC, your files never leave the direct path between your browser and your peer's browser. StreamSnatcher's server facilitates the initial handshake but never receives, stores, or has access to the transferred content. This architecture means there is nothing to breach, subpoena, or accidentally leak—privacy is guaranteed by design, not by policy.
Want to learn more? Read our in‑depth WebRTC File Transfer Guide or explore How StreamSnatcher Works.
Practical ways to use StreamSnatcher for instant, private, browser‑to‑browser sharing without server storage.
Send full‑resolution photos and videos to friends and family without compression or cloud links.
Share design assets, builds, and drafts in real time during standups or review sessions.
Distribute handouts or project files to a small group instantly and privately.
Move footage and large assets between devices on location without waiting for uploads.
Explore more on the Use Cases page.
Stream directly between devices over encrypted channels—no file storage, no indexing, and minimal technical metadata.
Transfers use secure data channels so contents remain private between participating browsers.
Files never upload to servers; when the session ends, the platform retains nothing to fetch or erase.
Only essential, short‑lived session data is used to establish connectivity and improve reliability.
Read more in the Privacy Policy and Disclaimer.
Common questions about speed, reliability, compatibility, and getting the best results across devices and networks.
Throughput depends on peer bandwidth and device performance; direct routes are fastest, relays may be slower.
Transfers are encrypted and device‑to‑device; the platform does not store or inspect file contents.
Modern browsers with WebRTC support; keep them updated and avoid overly restrictive network policies.
Simple, fast, secure
Click 'Create Session' to generate a unique transfer link and QR code
Send the link or QR code to the people you want to share files with
Peers connect automatically using secure WebRTC technology
Drag and drop files - they transfer directly at maximum speed
No registration. No limits. No storage. Just pure peer-to-peer file transfer.
✨ Free forever • No account needed • Works instantly