Send files between your phone and Linux or Ubuntu
AnyWarp runs in Firefox, Chrome and Chromium on any Linux distribution, so there is nothing to install. Send from your phone at anywarp.com, then type the 6-digit key on your Linux machine to download, or send the other way.
Open AnyWarp →How to do it
- Open AnyWarp on both devicesUse any browser: Firefox or Chromium on Linux, Chrome or Safari on the phone.
- Send from either sidePick files on one device and tap Send to get a 6-digit key.
- Type the key on the other deviceGo to Receive, enter the key and download.
At a glance
| Price | Free |
|---|---|
| Sign-up | Not required |
| Max size per transfer | 10GB |
| Downloads | Unlimited |
| Link valid for | 7 days |
| 6-digit key valid for | 30 minutes |
Questions
Does it work on Ubuntu, Fedora and Arch?
Yes. Any distribution with a modern browser works.
Is there a command line option?
Not yet. A desktop app is on the roadmap; today you can use the browser on any distribution.
Do I need KDE Connect or Bluetooth?
No. AnyWarp works over the internet, so no pairing is required.
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