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Share Files Between Android & Windows with Quick Share
You can seamlessly send and receive files between your Android device and Windows computer using Quick Share. Here’s what you can share:
- Images, videos, and documents: Transfer files between Windows computers and Android devices that are close together using Quick Share.
- Files between your devices or with others: Share files with people nearby who also use Quick Share.
When someone sends you a file, you’ll be prompted to approve the request. All shared files are encrypted for security.
Availability
Quick Share for Windows is available in the US and most countries. However, support is currently not available in:
- Cuba
- Iran
- North Korea
- Syria
Device Requirements
Important: Windows ARM-based devices are not supported.
To use Quick Share, you’ll need:
- A computer with a 64-bit version of Windows 10 or newer.
- An Android device with Android 6.0 or newer. Make sure Quick Share is enabled on your Android device.
Steps to Enable Quick Share
- Turn on Bluetooth on both devices.
- If your Windows device doesn’t support BLE Extended Advertising, it may be harder for others to find and share files with you on certain networks.
- Turn on Wi-Fi or Ethernet on both devices.
- Connect both devices to the same network.
- Ensure both devices are within about 16 feet (5 meters) of each other.
For a step-by-step guide on setting this up, watch my video where I explain in detail how to use Quick Share effectively.
