Blip
Blip sends files directly between people and devices, with no size limits stated by its site.
About Blip
Blip is a file sharing tool for Android, iOS, and the web. It sends files and folders directly to other people and devices, without separate upload and download steps or use of public links.
You can send files of any size in full quality, including folders without zipping. Transfers go directly to the recipient so receiving can start right away, and they resume after network interruptions, unplugged drives, or full disks. The service includes end-to-end encryption, support for sending to your own devices across platforms, and sending to others in different locations. It also uses a direct connection when devices are on the same local network.
Blip suits people who need to move large media or project folders between devices or collaborators, such as video, audio, and other creative work. It is free for non-commercial uses like hobbies, education, and charity, with separate plans for work use.
Key features
- Send files directly without separate upload step
- No size limits for files and folders
- Send folders without zipping
- Resume transfers after interruptions
- End-to-end encryption for transfers
- Works across Android, iOS and web
Best for: People who send large files or folders between their own devices or to collaborators.
Good for
- No stated size limits
- Direct transfers without public links
- Resumes after interruptions
- Free for non-commercial use
Watch out for
- Commercial or work use requires a plan
- Not designed for cloud file storage
Blip at a glance
- Website
- blip.net
- Category
- Online Tools › File Sharing & Transfer
- Type
- Online tool
- Pricing
- Freemium
- Platforms
- Android, iOS, Web
- Open source
- Not stated
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 5, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
Guides for File Sharing & Transfer
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Blip FAQ
Is Blip really free?
Yes, it is free for non-commercial activities such as hobbies, education, and charity. Use for a job or commercial projects requires a plan.
Does Blip have file size limits?
No. The site states that Blip works for files and folders of unlimited size.
How is Blip different from WeTransfer or Dropbox?
Blip sends files directly to the recipient instead of uploading to share by link or storing in the cloud. It is not a cloud drive for storing files.
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