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SHAREit review

Freemium#99 of 105 in File Transfer Services

A consumer-focused tool for moving files and content across personal devices.

3.0/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

SHAREit is a freemium file-transfer application for consumers moving or sharing photos, videos, documents, apps, games, music and other files across personal devices. It supports peer-to-peer transfers between Android, iOS, Windows and macOS, including mobile-to-computer sharing without mobile-data usage. Phone cloning also supports migration of contacts, apps and media, making the product particularly relevant when changing phones or coordinating content across several device types.

Its breadth extends beyond basic transfer. A file manager helps with moving and deleting files, while folder and multi-file selection support larger batches. The application also includes a media player, video and photo downloader, PDF-to-image and image-to-PDF conversion, and a Safebox for hiding and encrypting photos and videos. This combination makes SHAREit more suitable for personal content management than a narrowly focused file-delivery utility. Users looking for a single application for local migration, sharing and lightweight media tasks should find the feature mix relevant.

The free plan makes the core product accessible, while premium subscriptions and in-app purchases are also available. SHAREit is primarily built around direct device-to-device transfers rather than expiring-link delivery or managed file exchange. That distinction matters for teams needing verified transfer tracking, API access, branding, integrations or large-file service controls. Consumers and households moving content between phones and computers are the clearest fit; organizations requiring structured workflows, service-level controls or integration with other systems should choose a more business-oriented file-transfer service.

SHAREit pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Peer-to-peer transfers across Windows, macOS, iOS and Android
    • Phone cloning moves contacts, apps and media between devices
    • Adds file management, media tools and protected media storage
  • Where it doesn't
    • No verified transfer tracking for monitoring delivery
    • No API, branding or integrations for business workflows
    • Limited controls for large-file transfer services

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