Frequently Asked Questions

No. Files are transferred directly between devices and are never stored on ShareDuct servers.

ShareDuct does not receive, store, or access file contents at any point during the transfer.

The platform is designed to enable file sharing without taking custody of your data.

ShareDuct is designed to handle file transfers without imposing fixed size limits.

The platform adapts to your device and network conditions, allowing transfers at a scale that fits your needs.

To maintain a safe and reliable experience, certain usage patterns may be limited.

No. ShareDuct is designed to work instantly without requiring an account.

You can start a transfer as soon as you open the platform, without sign-ups or setup.

This keeps the experience fast, simple, and focused on getting your file delivered.

Select your file, generate a link or code, and share it with the recipient.

Once they join, the transfer begins instantly without requiring uploads or setup.

Keep the tab open on both sides until the transfer is complete.

ShareDuct is designed for sending files directly to others, without delays or unnecessary steps.

It works seamlessly for sharing large videos, project files, documents, and more.

Whether you're collaborating, delivering work, or sharing something personal, the process stays simple and immediate.

ShareDuct is faster than traditional file sharing platforms, which require uploads to complete before the recipient can start downloading.

Files are sent over end-to-end encrypted connections, so only the intended recipient can access them—not even ShareDuct.

ShareDuct keeps the experience simple, without requiring accounts or added steps for either the sender or the receiver.

ShareDuct transfers aren’t constrained by storage limits or upgrade plans, making it easier to send large files when you simply want to share and move on.

ShareDuct is designed for sending files directly to someone, without the need to upload, store, or manage them afterward, while Google Drive is built for storing, organizing, and accessing files over time.

ShareDuct uses a secure, direct connection that requires both the sender and receiver to stay connected. If either side closes the tab, refreshes the page, or loses connection, the transfer will stop.

Because the connection is transient, the file may not be fully delivered and the transfer will need to be restarted.

For best results, keep the tab open and ensure a stable connection on both sides until the transfer is complete.

Yes. ShareDuct is designed to support fast and reliable file transfers in professional workflows.

It works well for sharing large project files, delivering work to clients, or collaborating with teams without delays or setup.

Since files are transferred directly and not stored, it also helps maintain privacy during sensitive exchanges.

Yes, both the sender and receiver need to stay connected while the transfer is in progress. If either side disconnects, the transfer will stop and may need to be restarted.

Yes. ShareDuct uses end-to-end encrypted connections and follows a content-blind approach, meaning files are not stored or accessible by the platform at any stage.

It also does not require accounts or personal data from either the sender or the receiver, making it one of the safest ways to transfer files on the internet.

No. ShareDuct cannot access, view, or store your files. Transfers happen directly between users, and file contents are not visible to the platform at any point.

Yes, ShareDuct works on modern mobile and desktop browsers without requiring any installation. Files can be sent and received directly from your device.

No, ShareDuct runs entirely in your browser and does not require any installation. You can start transferring files instantly without downloading any software.

Yes, ShareDuct is suitable for sending confidential files because transfers are encrypted and files are not stored or accessible by the platform.

Only the intended recipient can access the file during the transfer.

No, files are transferred in their original form without compression or modification, ensuring that file quality and structure remain unchanged.

Yes, ShareDuct works across devices and platforms as long as both users have access to a supported browser. Files can be shared between desktop, mobile, or mixed environments.

Transfer time depends on file size, network speed, and device performance on both sides. Faster connections generally result in quicker transfers.

ShareDuct does not impose a fixed limit on the number of transfers. Usage may be monitored to maintain system reliability and prevent misuse.

AirDrop and Nearby Share (Quick Share) are primarily designed for transferring files between nearby devices, usually within the same ecosystem or physical range.

While they offer fast local transfers, their performance can vary for larger files or longer distances, especially outside direct device proximity.

ShareDuct, on the other hand, works across devices and distances without ecosystem limitations, making it more suitable for sending large files to anyone, anywhere.

The fastest way to send large files online is through direct transfer platforms like ShareDuct, which avoid upload delays.

Files begin transferring instantly between users, reducing wait times compared to traditional file sharing methods.

No, cloud storage is not required to share large files. Platforms like ShareDuct allow files to be sent directly between users without uploading them to storage services.

No, ShareDuct is not a cloud storage service. It is designed for direct file transfers between users, without storing or managing files over time.

Yes, ShareDuct is well-suited for one-time file transfers where files need to be sent quickly without being stored or managed afterward.

Yes, ShareDuct can be used without logging in. No account or registration is required to start or receive a transfer.

Yes, ShareDuct is suitable for sending very large files such as videos, project files, or backups. Transfers depend on device and network conditions, but there are no fixed size limits imposed by the platform.