AirDrop online, in any browser

AirDrop lives inside Apple's devices. If you are looking for an AirDrop website, you probably have a device that is not an Apple one, or you want to send something to someone who does not. tosstome is a web page that does the same thing: devices that open it see each other, and you tap one to send.

How it works

Open toss2.me in a browser on both devices.
If they are on the same Wi-Fi, each one appears in the other's Nearby list within a few seconds.
On the sending device, tap the other device and pick one or more files.
On the receiving device, press Accept, then Save next to each file when it has arrived.

No sign-up, no app, nothing to pair. The other device does not need to be an Apple device, or the same kind of device as yours.

Not on the same Wi-Fi?

AirDrop needs the devices to be close together. Online, they do not:

Open toss2.me on both devices.
On one of them, press Create a code. A 6-digit code appears.
Type the code on the other device and press Join. The two devices now see each other, whatever network each one is on.
Tap the other device, pick files, and accept on the other side.

What is different from AirDrop

You open a web page first, on both devices. It is not built into the share sheet.
Both devices must have internet access. The page and the connection setup run through toss2.me, even though the file itself goes directly between devices whenever the networks allow it.
You can send text and links as well as files, and any browser can receive.

Questions

Is there an official AirDrop website?

No. AirDrop is part of Apple's operating systems. Online alternatives like tosstome do the same job from a browser, between any devices.

Is it free?

Yes. There is no paid plan, no account and no ads.

Are my files uploaded or stored anywhere?

No. Files go straight from one device to the other over WebRTC when the networks allow it. When they do not, the file passes through a relay on Cloudflare that forwards the bytes as they arrive and keeps nothing. If the receiver is offline, nothing is sent.

Do I need an account?

No. There are no accounts. Each browser gets a random device name, kept in its local storage.

Do both devices need to be on the same Wi-Fi?

No. On the same network they find each other automatically. On different networks, for example a phone on mobile data and a laptop at home, one device creates a 6-digit code and the other types it in.

Last checked 2026-10-28.

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