Send files from Android to iPhone or PC without an app
AirDrop only works between Apple devices, and Quick Share's AirDrop support covers only a few recent Android phones. Ask VX's VX Share works from any Android phone: the other device scans a QR code and downloads the files in its browser over local Wi-Fi.
How to do it with Ask VX
- In Ask VX, select the files and tap Send with QR code (any phone).
- On the iPhone, open the camera and scan the code; on a PC or Mac, open the address shown in a browser.
- Both devices must be on the same Wi-Fi — or the other phone joins this phone's hotspot, so it works with no internet at all.
- The files download at full quality. Keep the screen open until they are received.
At a glance
| Works with | iPhone, iPad, Android, Windows, Mac, Linux, Chromebook — anything with a browser |
|---|---|
| App needed on the other side | None |
| Internet | Not needed; uses local Wi-Fi or this phone's hotspot |
| Quality | Original files, not compressed like chat apps |
| Also | Back up the whole phone to a PC as one zip, the same way |
Questions
How do I send a video from Android to iPhone without losing quality?
Use Ask VX → Send with QR code. The iPhone scans the code with its camera and downloads the original file in Safari over Wi-Fi.
Does it work without internet?
Yes. If there is no shared Wi-Fi, the iPhone joins the Android phone's hotspot. No data is used.
Do the files go through a server?
No. They go directly from your phone to the other device on the local network.
Is Ask VX free?
Yes, Ask VX is free.