Although you can use SHAREit on a PC, you won’t be able to transfer files between Android and PC. Also, before the ban, the SHAREit desktop client and the mobile app started to show annoying ads. Now that the app has been banned in India, it makes sense to look at its alternatives.
Currently, plenty of SHAREit alternatives are available for Windows PC. You can use any of them to transfer files between supported devices. Some of the apps offer better features than SHAREit. Here are some of them.
1. TeamViewer
Although TeamViewer is not known for its file-sharing capabilities, it can share large files. With TeamViewer, you can quickly and easily send large files to any other computer over the Internet.
You can use it to send files directly to a remote computer or service. The file transfer transmission on TeamViewer is secure, fast, and direct.
2. Snapdrop
Snapdrop is a bit different from the others listed in the article. It’s a web-based file-sharing service that allows users to send files across various devices.
To share files via Snapdrop, connect two devices with the same wifi and open the Snapdrop website. The website will list the other devices connected to your WiFi; tap on it and share your files.
3. Pushbullet
Well, Pushbullet is not exactly a file-sharing app. Instead, it’s an app that helps you receive Android notifications on a PC.
To exchange notifications between devices, you need to install the Pushbullet client on your PC and an app on your mobile device. After the setup, you can make calls, send SMS messages, and more from the PC itself.
4. Xender
Xender is an application for sharing files between PCs and other devices. Unlike most desktop file transfer apps, it doesn’t have a standalone PC app.
Instead, it relies on a web app to transfer files. You can access Xender via the Chrome extension or the Xender web.
5. Zapya
If you are looking for a bulk file transfer solution for your Windows PC, try Zapya. The tool is designed for cross-platform sharing and can transfer videos, photos, music, apps, and other files.
That means you can share files between Windows and Android, Android and Windows, Android to Android, and so on.
6. Send Anywhere
Send Anywhere is unique compared to every other app listed in the article. It is available for the Web, Android, and iOS. To transfer files between mobile and PC, you need to use the mobile app to select the files and hit the ‘Send’ button.
Once you’ve completed the process, you’ll receive a unique code. To receive the file, go to the Send Anywhere web version and enter the code.
7. Windows Nearby Sharing
Windows Nearby Sharing is a new file-sharing tool introduced by Microsoft. It’s similar to AirDrop, which is seen on macOS. However, unlike SHAREit, Windows Nearby Sharing is not meant for mobile devices.
To use Nearby Sharing, both devices need to be on the same Wi-Fi network. The computer should also run Windows 10 (version 1803 or later).
8. SuperBeam
SuperBeam is pretty similar to SHAREit in terms of features. To transfer files between PC and Android, you need to have the SuperBeam app installed on both devices.
With Superbeam, you can send files & folders, audio & music, photos & videos, etc.
9. AnyDesk Remote Control
It’s a remote access tool for Windows, Android, and iOS. With AnyDesk Remote Control, you can access different devices and operating systems, such as Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, and Linux.
We have included AnyDesk Remote Control in the list of best SHAREit alternatives due to its file transfer features. This built-in utility allows you to transfer files between computers.
10. Feem
Feem is another best file transfer tool that you can use instead of SHAREit. The great thing about Feem is that it works on all major platforms, including iOS, Android, Windows, and Linux.
You can use Feem to transfer files from desktop to desktop, desktop to phone, phone to desktop, etc.
You can use these free ShareIt alternatives to share files between PC. I hope this article helped you! Please share it with your friends also. If you know of other such apps, let us know in the comment box below.
