Original file
Best quality
FCShare moves the selected video file as bytes. It does not transcode, resize, change the frame rate, or reduce the bitrate.
Start the transferEither way you get a code. Whichever device has a camera scans it.
Or open the link, or type the name.
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Checking whether the original file is the best fit.
Best quality
Better compatibility
FCShare never changes your original file. Optimization only happens after you choose it.
No copy was kept anywhere.
Messaging and social platforms often optimize video for viewing, which can change quality. A file transfer has a different job: deliver the original file. FCShare reads the chosen MP4, MOV, MKV, or other format and sends it to the recipient without media processing.
The recipient still needs software that can play the original codec and container. A transfer can preserve quality, but it cannot make an incompatible format playable or shrink a file for limited storage.
Select the exported master or camera file you actually want the recipient to keep.
Share the QR code or live room link; no upload must finish first.
Compare filename and size, or use a checksum when an exact professional handoff matters.
This tool performs neither lossy nor lossless media compression; it transfers the original bytes. Zipping an already compressed MP4 usually saves little space. If you need a smaller video, use a video encoder and decide the quality tradeoff before sharing.
For irreplaceable footage, calculate a SHA-256 checksum before and after the transfer. Matching hashes confirm that the received file is byte-for-byte identical. FCShare itself currently does not display a checksum.
No. The transfer engine does not decode or re-encode the selected video.
Yes, subject to browser, device, storage, and network limits. Both sides must remain online.
The file will transfer unchanged, but playback depends on the codecs installed on Windows. Conversion is a separate task.