What it does
Terashare shares files and folders directly between devices, with browser and desktop-client routes plus cloud-retention offers.
Terashare's direct-transfer instructions start with choosing a file or folder, sharing its link and letting the recipient download in a browser. Keep the sender reachable for direct delivery. Restricted browser storage and private windows can limit larger transfers; the site points to supported browsers or its desktop client.
The pricing page names a Free offer with 24-hour cloud delivery, followed by credit-based or subscription storage for longer retention. Its other pages do not describe the default consistently: the privacy policy says cloud copies are uploaded unless you opt out, while the How page calls upload optional and the homepage retains allowance-based wording. Check the storage mode and expiry shown for the actual share before relying on sender-offline delivery. A direct recipient can see the sender's IP address, according to the policy.
Strengths
- Direct transfer with temporary cloud delivery
Watch out for
- Restricted browser storage and private windows can limit large transfers
Best for
- Direct file sharing when sender and recipient are available
Sources
- Terashare - Sharing large files has never been easier (Oct 26, 2026)
- How Terashare works (Oct 26, 2026)
- Terashare Pricing (Oct 26, 2026)
- Terashare Privacy Policy (Oct 26, 2026)
- Terashare sharing page (Oct 26, 2026)