Send Files

Use Xender to select files on your device and send them wirelessly to a connected phone or computer. The exact experience can vary by device and app version. Check the current settings on your device before continuing.

Select files

Open Xender, choose the send option and select the photos, videos, documents or other supported files you want to share. The exact experience can vary by device and app version. Check the current settings on your device before continuing.

Connect the receiver

Follow the connection instructions shown by Xender. Depending on the platform, this can involve a QR code, hotspot or local network. Check the current settings on your device before continuing.

Start the transfer

Confirm the receiving device and begin the transfer. Keep both devices nearby and active until the transfer completes. Check the current settings on your device before continuing.

Send Files with Xender guide

Prepare the sender

The sending process starts by opening Xender and choosing the send option available in your current app version. Select the photos, videos, documents, music, applications or folders you actually want to transfer before pairing with the receiving device. Organizing the selection first reduces duplicates and helps you estimate how much storage the receiver will need.

Choose files carefully

Large videos and photo collections can make wireless transfers take longer than small documents, so start with a manageable selection when testing a new connection. Check that the receiving phone or computer has enough free storage before sending a large group. If the transfer stops repeatedly, test a small file to determine whether the issue is the connection, storage or a particular file.

Start and monitor the transfer

After the devices are paired, confirm the correct receiver and start the transfer from the Xender interface. Keep both devices close enough for a stable wireless connection and avoid changing networks while files are moving. When the progress reaches completion, open a few transferred files to confirm that the destination received the expected content.