Xender Web

Connect your phone to a Windows PC or Mac and transfer supported files through a browser-based workflow. The exact experience can vary by device and app version. Check the current settings on your device before continuing.

How Xender Web works

Open Xender on your phone, choose the Connect PC or web option, and follow the address or QR instructions shown by the app. Keep the phone and computer on the intended network. Check the current settings on your device before continuing.

Browser transfer

After the connection is established, use the Xender interface in your browser to access supported files and transfer them between devices. The exact experience can vary by device and app version. Check the current settings on your device before continuing.

Connection tips

If the page does not load, check Wi-Fi, VPN settings, firewall restrictions and the exact local address shown by Xender. The exact experience can vary by device and app version. Check the current settings on your device before continuing.

Xender Web guide

What is Xender Web

Xender Web is designed to make phone to computer file transfer easier through a browser based interface. The computer can act as the receiving or sending side while the phone manages the connection process shown by the Xender app. This can be useful when you want to transfer photos, videos, documents or other files without connecting a USB cable.

How to connect

Open the current Xender Web connection option on your computer and follow the pairing method displayed on screen. Depending on the version, the process may involve scanning a QR code or entering a local address shown by the phone. Keep both devices on the intended wireless connection until the transfer is finished.

Xender Web troubleshooting

If Xender Web does not open, first check that the phone and computer are using the same intended network or connection mode. VPN software, firewall rules, browser permissions and an incorrect local address can prevent the browser page from loading. Restarting the connection and testing with a small file can help identify the source of the problem.