QuickDrop. Last changed 12 November 2026.
These terms are between you and GOLProductions, an independent Australian software company. Write to us at [email protected]. By using QuickDrop you agree to them. If you don't agree, don't use it.
A free web page that passes photos from one of your devices to another. Your computer shows a code, your phone scans it, and the photos you choose appear on the computer for you to save. There is no account and no charge.
Limits apply: 200 MB a photo and 500 MB a connection. We may change them.
Your photos stay yours. We claim no rights over them, we don't keep them, and we don't look at them.
That also means you are responsible for everything you send and everything you save. Only send files you have the right to send. Don't send anything that is illegal to hold or share where you are or in Australia, or that breaks someone else's rights.
While the page is open on your computer, anyone who has its code or link can send files to that page. Don't show or share the code with anyone you don't want sending you files, and close the page when you are done.
We don't scan what passes through for viruses or anything else. Look at what arrived before you save or open it, and only save files you were expecting.
Don't use QuickDrop to break the law, to attack, probe or overload our server, to get around its limits, or to run it by script or in bulk. Don't copy it, resell it, or put it inside another site or product. We may block any connection or device we believe is doing these things, without notice.
QuickDrop is free and is provided as it is. We don't promise it will always be up, that a transfer will always finish, that it will work on every phone, browser or network, or that it will suit a particular purpose of yours. We may change it, limit it, or take it down at any time.
QuickDrop is not a backup. A photo that failed to arrive has not been kept anywhere by us. Check your photos are saved on your computer before you delete them from your phone.
Our services come with guarantees that cannot be excluded under the Australian Consumer Law. Nothing in these terms limits those rights.
Beyond those rights, and as far as the law allows:
If someone makes a claim against us because of what you sent through QuickDrop or because you broke these terms, you agree to cover what that claim costs us.
The QuickDrop page, its code, its name and its design belong to GOLProductions. All rights reserved. You may use it as it is offered here; nothing else is licensed to you.
What we keep, and what we can and cannot see, is set out on the QuickDrop privacy page. In short: no photo is stored.
We may change these terms. The date at the top changes with them, and using QuickDrop after a change means you agree to the new ones.
Australian law applies to these terms.