Tool

WiFi File Transfer

Move files between your phone and computer over local WiFi — scan a QR code to pair, no USB cable, no cloud.

OneBox WiFi File Transfer on Android

Why OneBox for file transfer

No cable, no cloud

Files move directly between your devices over the same WiFi network. Nothing is uploaded to any server.

Scan to pair

Open the address or scan the QR code shown on your phone and the two devices are connected in one step.

Encrypted on the wire

Transfers are encrypted across the local network, so other devices on the same WiFi cannot read them.

How it works

  1. 1

    Start the transfer

    Open the file transfer tool and choose whether you are sending or receiving.

  2. 2

    Pair the devices

    On your computer, open the address displayed in the app — or scan the QR code — while both are on the same WiFi.

  3. 3

    Move your files

    Pick what you want and send it either direction. Progress is shown as it goes.

Inside the tool

Real screens from this module. The interface is shown in Chinese here — OneBox ships in twelve languages, English included.

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AI agent

Or just say it

Tell the built-in agent what you want in plain English. It picks the right tool, runs it, and reports back — you never leave the chat.

Send these photos to my computer over WiFi
Start receiving files on my phone
Transfer this large video without a cable

Common questions

Does this use my internet connection?

No. Everything stays on your local network. Files never pass through a server of ours or anyone else's.

Do I need to install anything on my computer?

No — just a web browser. Open the address shown in the app and you are connected.

Is the transfer encrypted?

Yes, transfers across the local network are encrypted.

Is there a file size limit?

No artificial one. If your device has room for the file, it can be transferred.

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