Too big for email. Too slow for the cloud.
Send straight to their PC.
No upload, no cloud in between. Only they can open it.
- No cloud, no upload
- 5 GB a day free, no limit on Pro
Free forever on Windows 7 to 11, no account. It is not a trial: no ads, nothing bundled. Pro is $14.99 a year or $3 a month, on two computers.
They turn to look. Click them.
One square per piece of a 1.84 GB file. Every connection you add takes a different piece, so a single slow server stops being your ceiling. Break one and watch what happens.
Pulling 8 pieces at once.
Connections
Pyxils uses 8 by default. More is not always better — some servers just stop answering.
Time for 1.84 GB
Speed is not the reason to keep Pyxils. It is the reason people try it. The reason they keep it is that nothing they started ever has to be started again.
Send a file from your computer to somebody else’s computer. It is not uploaded anywhere, there is no cloud copy sitting on a server, nothing expires, and on your own network there is no limit at all. Across the internet the free version sends up to 5 GB a day, and Pro has no daily limit — so 41 GB goes the same way 41 MB does.
Every copy of Pyxils has a short code of its own. Give a friend yours, drop a file on their name, and the two computers talk to each other directly. There is no link for a stranger to find and no account for either of you to make.
On your own network it never leaves the building — free and unlimited, forever, because it costs us nothing to carry what we never touch.
Press Send and watch the squares cross over.
AES-256-GCM, on every transfer. Not a setting you have to find, not a Pro extra, and not something that can be switched off.
On your own network, or on a direct link across the internet, the bytes never touch our server at all. There is nothing for us to keep, because we never see it.
When a network refuses a direct link we join two encrypted halves together. The server forwards bytes it cannot read — that is not a promise about our behaviour, it is what the encryption makes possible.
Every transfer gets fresh keys of its own, thrown away afterwards. A key taken from your computer today cannot open a file you sent last week.
Both ends prove who they are before a byte moves, tied to the ID your friend gave you. Something pretending to be them does not get in.
The file goes from your machine to theirs. No third place is holding it — nothing to leak later, expire in thirty days, or be scanned by anybody.
Point at a video and a small button appears on it. That button is the only thing Pyxils ever draws on a page — pages without video never see any of it.
Click, and it finds the real stream, offers the qualities that actually exist, and puts the picture and the sound back together into one file.
Hover the frame, then click the button.
Press the key and the screen freezes instantly, so a menu or a tooltip cannot vanish while you aim. Pyxils already knows where every window is, so it snaps to the one under your pointer — you rarely drag a box at all.
Move your pointer over the desk.
Not a trial, and nothing switched off after a month. Pro lifts the daily count — never the speed. Nothing here is ever slowed down on purpose.
Every connection, every resume, the scheduler and the speed limits.
Cancel any time, and Pro keeps working to the end of the month you paid for. Two computers.
Exactly the same Pro as the year — every feature in the next column, nothing held back. Take this one if you want it for a job that ends, or you would rather try a month first.
Get Pro — $3 a monthRenews by itself until you cancel. Cancel any time, and Pro keeps working to the end of what you paid for. Two computers.
A year costs less than five months.
Ask for 3 months of Pro, free. No proof and no means test: you ask from inside Pyxils, for your computer, and a person reads it.
Not in the app, not in the extension, not in the installer. Nothing is ever recommended to you.
Nothing to register, no password to forget. A licence is a key you paste in once — it works offline.
Removing from the list and deleting the file are two different buttons, and Pyxils never presses the second one for you.
Windows 7 SP1 through 11, 32-bit and 64-bit, from one build. That floor is a promise, not a phase.
No pop-ups stealing your typing, no window jumping in front of what you are doing.
If Pro lapses it goes back to the free limits. Nothing is locked and nothing is removed.
One installer, nothing to configure, and the free version is not a countdown.
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