FilePizza

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Runs on self-hosted, Web.

FilePizza is ranked #74 of 105 in file transfer services on The Geeks Club. It runs on Self-hosted, Web. There is a free plan.

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Hosted FilePizza Free Peer-to-peer transfers · file size limited by browser github.com · 5 Oct 2026

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Purpose: FilePizza provides peer-to-peer file transfers in a browser using WebRTC.
Direct transfer: Files are sent directly from the uploader’s browser to the downloader’s browser and do not pass through FilePizza’s servers.
Multiple downloads: Multiple people can download a shared file using its short or long URL.
Multiple files: Users can upload multiple files at once, which downloaders receive as a zip file.
Transfer controls: Uploaders can monitor transfer progress and stop a transfer.
Password protection: Uploads can use an optional password for an additional layer of security.
Encryption: WebRTC communications are encrypted using public-key cryptography through DTLS.
File size: The maximum file size depends on what the browser can handle.
Uploader availability: The uploader must leave their browser window open until the transfer completes.
Closing the browser: When the uploader closes their browser, the file URLs stop working for new downloads; completed downloaders can continue seeding to incomplete downloaders.
Mobile browsers: FilePizza works on most mobile browsers, including Mobile Safari.
Self-hosting: The project documents running FilePizza with Docker and allows server configuration, including optional Redis storage.
License: FilePizza is released under the BSD 3-Clause license.
Price from: Free

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