How to Transfer Files from Mac to Windows Over Local Wi-Fi
Bypass NTFS formatting issues and complex network sharing permissions when moving large files between macOS and Windows.
Working across both a Mac and a Windows PC is common for designers, developers, and gamers. However, transferring files between the two operating systems often leads to headaches.
USB Formatting Challenges
Windows USB drives usually use the NTFS format, which macOS can only read but not write to. Conversely, Mac APFS drives cannot be read on Windows without third-party drivers. FAT32 drives crash on single files larger than 4 GB.
Wireless Direct Transfer
With iFileSender, you don't need to format USB thumb drives or configure Windows SMB network shares. Simply open the transfer link on both computers and stream files directly over your Wi-Fi.
Mac ↔ Windows File Transfer Tool
Share multi-gigabyte files between Mac and Windows PC without NTFS flash drive formatting hassles.
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