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ProRes off your iPhone.
Without AirDrop touching it.

AirDrop may send a converted copy when it decides the other device can’t take the original. ZiggSend moves your ProRes and Log footage — and every other file — to any computer, Mac or Windows, exactly as it is, byte for byte. Any device, any system: the same app on iPhone, Android, Mac and Windows.

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Untouched HDR

No tone-mapping, no transcoding, no surprise downgrades. What you shot is what lands.

Capture details intact

The capture date and location recorded inside each photo and video arrive untouched — the file is the original, byte for byte.

Cross the wall

iPhone to Android, Android to iPhone — any brand, the original file, verified.

Free forever with 1 phone. Pro when you need it.

No account, no cloud. The computer app is free with one paired phone. Pro unlocks several phones, full history and automatic folders: $39 a year, or $19 once for the first 1,000 founders. Business per seat.

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Questions people actually ask

Why does AirDrop lower my video quality?

Apple documents that AirDrop sends the original ProRes only to supported devices, with “All Photos Data” on; to other devices it sends HEVC or H.264, and HEIC/HEVC may be converted for devices that do not support them. That conversion is a re-encode. ZiggSend never touches the file: byte for byte, verified.

Can I move ProRes and Log footage?

Yes — that's the whole point. ProRes, Log, HDR, any size: the file that lands on your computer is identical to the one you shot.

Can I send from iPhone to Android?

Yes. Phone to phone, over Wi-Fi, both directions, with the ZiggSend app open on both phones, whatever the Android brand. The file arrives as the original, verified byte for byte.

Is the iPhone app available?

Yes — free on the App Store. Install it, open the computer app on your Mac or Windows PC, tap “Connect to a computer” on the iPhone, pick your computer in the list, check the security code and click “Allow” on the computer.