No cloud · No account · No internet

Your clipboard & files, everywhere — off the grid.

Clipboard Share syncs text and sends files between your Android phone and Windows PC, directly, device to device. Pair once by confirming a 6-digit code, then move files over your network or completely off-grid via QR or NFC. Encrypted end to end; nothing ever touches a server.

Get on Google Play Windows installer
AES-256 encrypted Zero telemetry Multi-GB transfers
Clipboard Share on Android — Clipboard tab with Push Current Clipboard and recent copies Clipboard Share on Android — Clipboard tab with Push Current Clipboard and recent copies
Clipboard Share on Windows — System Status showing paired devices Clipboard Share on Windows — System Status showing paired devices
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Cloud servers
0
Trackers & ads
256-bit
AES encryption
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Ways to connect
Clipboard sync

Copy here. Paste there. Instantly.

Copy a link, a code snippet, an address on one device and it's ready to paste on the other. Sync runs quietly in the background, or push it on demand.

  • Real-time & background. Paired devices stay in sync automatically.
  • Push on demand. One tap, or the Android quick-settings tile.
  • History you keep. Recent copies are saved locally and recoverable.
Android Clipboard screen: Push Current Clipboard, Accept Incoming Clipboard, and recent copies Android Clipboard screen: Push Current Clipboard, Accept Incoming Clipboard, and recent copies
File transfer

Send anything. Even when there's no network.

Photos, videos, documents, whole folders, even APKs. Multi-gigabyte transfers move device to device, and pick up right where they left off if the link drops.

  • Any file, any size. Manifest-based batches with live progress.
  • Resume on drop. Connection blips don't restart the transfer.
  • Two-way. Send and receive on either device.
Clipboard Share on Windows — Send Files with a transfer in progress Clipboard Share on Windows — Send Files with a transfer in progress
Android transfer in progress showing percentage and size transferred Android transfer in progress showing percentage and size transferred
Connectivity

One app. Every way to connect.

Clipboard Share automatically finds the fastest link between your devices, and falls back gracefully when there's no router in sight.

The transport ladder

Tries the fastest path first and steps down only if needed, with no settings to fiddle with.

LAN (same Wi-Fi) fastest
Wi-Fi Direct / Hotspot no router
QR / NFC off-grid no network

NFC tap to send

Tap two phones to start an off-grid file transfer, no network needed. Android

QR off-grid

Scan a QR to send or receive files with no shared Wi-Fi. Both platforms.

Hotspot bridge

One device hosts and the other joins, with no shared network required.

Share-sheet

Send straight from any Android app's share button. Android

Filtered history

Browse past transfers and copies.

AllSent ReceivedPending

Quick-settings tile

“Push to PC” from the Android pull-down, without opening the app. Android

Light & dark

A considered theme on both platforms. Try the toggle up top.

Three steps

Paired in seconds, securely

1

Find your device

On the same network, devices discover each other automatically, ready to pair.

2

Verify the code

Both devices show a 6-digit code. Confirm they match and accept; that blocks impostors.

3

Sync & send

Clipboard syncs automatically; send files over the network, or off-grid via QR / NFC when there's no shared Wi-Fi.

Private by design

Your data never leaves your devices.

There is no cloud to breach and no account to leak. Pairing is verified face-to-face with a 6-digit code, and everything in flight is encrypted with keys that exist only on your hardware.

Read the FAQ
Android pairing request showing a 6-digit code to verify on both devices, with Accept and Decline Android pairing request showing a 6-digit code to verify on both devices, with Accept and Decline

Verified pairing (SAS)

A 6-digit code from an ECDH key exchange. You confirm it matches, which stops man-in-the-middle attacks.

AES-256 encryption

Every clipboard payload and file is AES-256 encrypted in flight; the clipboard uses authenticated AES-GCM. Nothing travels in the clear.

Keys stay local

Per-pairing keys live only on your devices, never uploaded or shared.

Zero telemetry

No analytics, no ads, no third parties. The app simply doesn't phone home.

Cross-platform

Built for Android and Windows

Clipboard sync, file transfer, off-grid QR transfer and AES-256 work on both. A few abilities depend on the hardware each platform has.

Android

v3.5.1
  • Clipboard sync & file transfer
  • NFC & QR off-grid file transfer
  • Scan & receive via camera
  • Wi-Fi Direct & hotspot bridge
  • Quick-settings tile & share-sheet
  • System-tray (desktop only)

Windows

v3.5.2
  • Clipboard sync & file transfer
  • QR off-grid sender
  • System-tray background app
  • AES-256 & verified pairing
  • NFC tap (no hardware)
  • Camera scan-to-receive
Get it

Download Clipboard Share

It's free, with no account. Pick your platform; your device is highlighted below.

Builds are published for Android and Windows.

Questions

Good to know

Does it need an internet connection?

No. On the same Wi-Fi it goes direct over your LAN; with no network at all it creates its own link via QR, NFC, Wi-Fi Direct or a hotspot bridge. Nothing routes through the internet.

Is my data uploaded anywhere?

Never. There are no servers and no account. Clipboard contents and files move straight between your paired devices, AES-256 encrypted, with keys stored only on your hardware.

What is the 6-digit code?

It's a Short Authentication String derived from a secure key exchange. Both devices show the same number, and confirming they match proves you're connected to the right device and not an impostor.

How large a file can I send?

Multi-gigabyte transfers are supported, with live per-file progress. If the connection drops mid-transfer it resumes rather than starting over.

How do I install it?

Android installs from Google Play. The Windows version is a standard installer with a bundled runtime, so there is no Java to set up. It is not code-signed yet, so Windows may show a SmartScreen unknown-publisher notice the first time; choose More info, then Run anyway.