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Pick your photos
Browse your drives, select photos and videos, and gather them into a Set.
De-centralized privacy tools and more — free for personal use
There is nothing to register and nothing to sign in to, for you or for the person you are sending to. They need only Sending Pics and the invitation you send.
Everything you need to hand an entire album to someone.
Send whole folders, thousands of files, long videos. Nothing is uploaded to us, so there is no upload limit: the files are transferred directly to your recipient, PC to PC.
A private, end-to-end encrypted channel connects your computer and your recipient’s. Your pictures are not stored on a server in between.
Each invitation allows the number of downloads you specify and stays valid for the time you choose, from a day to several days.
Your recipient sees thumbnails and short video previews first, then chooses what to download.
Each invitation allows one download or several, whichever you choose. Create a separate invitation for each person you share with.
Gather the selected photos and videos into a Set, and send the entire album at once.
A live progress line shows what is being downloaded and how fast, along with the download history for every invitation you have sent.
Browse your drives, select photos and videos, and gather them into a Set.
The invitation is created locally. Choose how many downloads it allows and when it expires, and add a PIN if you like.
Text or email the short invitation to your recipient. The previews are ready and waiting.
Your recipient enters the invitation, looks through the previews, and receives the files directly from your computer while you follow the progress.
Sending Pics opens a direct, encrypted connection between your computer and your recipient’s.
Personal, family and home use is free. Organizational use (business, government and non-profit) starts at $19.99 per seat, with a free two-week trial.
Volume pricing from eleven seats upward. Perpetual and machine-bound, activated once online and valid offline thereafter. · See license options and prices
Sharing your own photos and videos with family and friends, from your own computer, with no commercial purpose. If money, clients or an organization are involved, a license is required.
Sending Pics is built with open source components. The complete list of third-party software and its licenses is inside the app, under Help → View open source licenses.
A standalone Windows application. Install it, pick your photos, send an invitation.
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