QuickDrop, by GOLProductions. Last changed 12 November 2026.
This is the whole of it. If something isn't listed here, we don't keep it.
No photo is stored by us. When your phone and computer can reach each other, the photos go straight from one to the other over an encrypted connection and never touch our server.
When they can't reach each other, the photos are passed through our server to your computer. The connection to our server is encrypted, and the server hands each piece on as it arrives and keeps none of it. Nothing reads or inspects it on the way through.
Once on your computer, the photos sit in the open page until you save them. Closing or reloading the page discards any you haven't saved.
The QR code holds a random code made in your browser. It is how your two devices find each other, and it identifies nothing about you. Your computer's browser remembers it until you close the tab, so a reload keeps the same code. Our server holds it only while the page is open.
To connect the two devices directly, each one is told the other's network address (IP address). That is how any direct connection works. They are your own two devices.
We count visits to this site with Cloudflare Web Analytics. It tells us how many people opened a page, roughly where from (country), what kind of device and browser, and which site sent them. It sets no cookies, doesn't follow you to other sites, and gives us totals rather than a record of you.
There is no advertising here, no account, and nothing is sold or handed to anyone else.
This site sets none.
Write to [email protected]. QuickDrop has no accounts and keeps no photos, so there is nothing held under your name for us to send or delete.
The date at the top changes with it, and anything that would mean keeping more than is listed here will be on this page before it starts.