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Nearby helps you find LendAFile devices close to you, so you can share files, request files, or invite someone to a Room without copying links or scanning codes.

Your browser location and its reported accuracy are held temporarily while Nearby is on. They are used only for proximity discovery, are never shown to other users, and become unavailable within three minutes after presence updates stop. Expired records are periodically deleted. Location is requested only when you choose to enable it. No account is required.

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Free LendAFile tool

Upload & Download Time Calculator

Estimate upload or download time from file size and connection speed, with protocol overhead and decimal or binary units.

Estimated transfer time1 minute 32 secondsAt an effective rate of 11.25 MB/s
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How it works

The short answer

Transfer time is file size in bits divided by speed in bits per second. Real transfers are usually slower, so this calculator can add a practical overhead allowance.

Privacy and limits

Designed for temporary work

File results are stored outside direct public access and use a session-bound link. They expire after 60 minutes. Calculator inputs stay in your browser and are not uploaded.

FAQ

Common questions

Why is the real transfer slower?

Wi-Fi conditions, network congestion, encryption, protocol overhead, and server limits can reduce usable speed.

Does Mbps mean megabytes per second?

No. Mbps is megabits per second. Divide by eight to estimate MB/s before overhead.