Send photos online in full quality

Chat apps shrink photos to save data. ShareQuik sends the original files. Select your photos below, get a code, and share it.

  • 100 MB per share
  • 8-character code
  • 3 days, extendable to 15
  • No account

Share

Add files and/or text, then generate a share code. At least one is required.

Files (optional, up to 100 MB total)

Drag and drop files here

or

Any file type · Up to 100MB total

Up to 3,000 words

Add files, text, or both to create a share.

Find

Enter a share code to access shared content.

The 8-character code from the sender: 2 letters, then 6 digits.

Many messaging apps compress photos by default, which is fine for a quick look but not when someone wants to print, edit or keep the picture. ShareQuik delivers the exact files you upload, with their full resolution and metadata.

A typical phone photo is a few megabytes, so a single 100 MB share holds dozens of them.

How ShareQuik works

  1. Step 1

    Add files or text

    Drop files into the Share panel above, up to 100 MB in total, or paste up to 3,000 words of text.

  2. Step 2

    Generate a share code

    Select Generate Code. ShareQuik uploads everything and shows a code like BX678095 that you can copy, text or read out.

  3. Step 3

    The recipient enters the code

    On any ShareQuik page they type the code into the Find panel, enter an email address, and download the files.

Why send photos with ShareQuik

  • Original resolution

    No resizing or recompression. Good for printing, editing and archiving.

  • Any image format

    JPEG, PNG, HEIC, WebP, RAW files and more. Any file type is accepted.

  • Batch in one share

    Select many photos at once; the code covers the whole batch.

Tips for sending photos

  • HEIC photos from iPhones are compact but some Windows PCs and older apps can’t open them. If the recipient is on Windows, consider exporting as JPEG first.
  • Photo metadata travels with the file. Originals can include the date, camera details and sometimes the location where the photo was taken. Remove location data first if that matters.
  • RAW files are big. At 20–60 MB each, only a few fit in one share; split a shoot across several shares.
  • Recipients download each photo separately, not as a ZIP. For a large set, zipping them yourself first makes downloading easier.

Moving photos from your phone to a computer

Open this page on your phone, select the photos, and type the code into ShareQuik on your computer. Our guide to transferring files from phone to PC compares this with cables and cloud sync.

Frequently asked questions

Does ShareQuik compress my photos?

No. Photos are stored and downloaded exactly as uploaded.

How many photos can I send at once?

As many as fit in 100 MB. At around 3–5 MB per phone photo, that is usually 20 to 30 photos per share.

Can I send photos from my iPhone or Android phone?

Yes. Open ShareQuik in your phone’s browser and choose photos from your library when selecting files.

Further reading

Send your photos

Select them above and share full-quality originals with one code.