Do I need iTunes or iCloud?

No. The transfer runs in the browsers on your iPhone and Windows PC, so it does not require iTunes, iCloud Drive, or a USB cable.

Do both devices need to be on the same Wi-Fi?

No. The devices can use different networks. moc first attempts a direct browser connection and can use an encrypted relay when a direct path is unavailable.

Where is the received file saved?

Your Windows browser saves it through its normal download flow, usually in the Downloads folder unless you choose another location.

How to transfer files from iPhone to Windows

Use a private one-time link or six-character code to connect Safari on your iPhone with a browser on your Windows PC.

Step by step

Open moc on your iPhone In Safari, open moc and choose the file you want to send. Guest transfer accepts one file up to 100 MB.
Create a one-time invitation moc creates a private invitation link and a six-character code. Keep the sender page open while you transfer.
Open the invitation on Windows On your PC, open the shared link in Chrome, Edge, Firefox, or another modern browser. You can also enter the code on the guest transfer page.
Review and download Check the file name and size, then choose Download. File bytes start moving only after the receiver accepts.

Questions

Do I need iTunes or iCloud?: No. The transfer runs in the browsers on your iPhone and Windows PC, so it does not require iTunes, iCloud Drive, or a USB cable.
Do both devices need to be on the same Wi-Fi?: No. The devices can use different networks. moc first attempts a direct browser connection and can use an encrypted relay when a direct path is unavailable.
Where is the received file saved?: Your Windows browser saves it through its normal download flow, usually in the Downloads folder unless you choose another location.

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