Send Files From Windows PC to iPhone Without iTunes or a USB Cable
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Do you want to download incoming files?
Open FileSendZone in Chrome or Edge on your Windows PC. Click 'Add Files' and choose the file you want to transfer to your iPhone.
A link and QR code appear on your screen. Point your iPhone camera at the QR code to scan it, or copy the link and open it in Safari on your iPhone.
On your iPhone, the file downloads directly from your Windows PC. No iTunes, no cable, no account needed on either side.
Forget iTunes. No cable needed either. Transfer files from Windows to iPhone wirelessly - just share a link and the file arrives on your iPhone.
Windows to iPhone file transfer on FileSendZone is free. No charge, no subscription, no payment of any kind.
Works in Chrome or Edge on your Windows PC, and in Safari on your iPhone. Nothing to install or sign up for.
Files go straight from your Windows PC to your iPhone. No upload to a server first. The transfer is as fast as your internet speed.
Transfer large video files, folders of photos, or documents of any size from Windows to iPhone. No size limits.
Your files go directly from Windows to iPhone and are never stored on any server. Your data stays private.
Open FileSendZone on your Windows PC. Click 'Add Files' and pick your file. Copy the link. Open that link in Safari on your iPhone. The file transfers directly - no iTunes, no cable, no sign-up.
Yes. FileSendZone is completely free. Transfer photos, videos, or any files from Windows to iPhone at no cost, as many times as you want.
No. FileSendZone works wirelessly. Your Windows PC and iPhone just need to be connected to the internet - they do not need to be on the same Wi-Fi network.
There is no size limit. You can transfer large video files, photo albums, or any size document from Windows to iPhone for free.
Yes. Your files go directly from your Windows PC to your iPhone using peer-to-peer technology. They are never stored on any server. No one else can see what you're transferring.
Yes. FileSendZone works in both directions. Open the site on your iPhone in Safari, add your file, copy the link, and open it on your Windows PC.
Last updated: August 30, 2026 · Reviewed by the FileSendZone Team