Send files to TV

Fast file sharing to your TV over local Wi-Fi

Send files to TV, also known as SFTTV, focuses on one thing and does it well: moving files between your phone, computer, and Smart TV using your home or office network. Built by Yablio, it creates a direct, peer-to-peer path across your local Wi-Fi, so you can push videos, photos, and documents to a bigger screen without relying on an internet connection.

Because transfers stay inside your network, there is a clear privacy benefit. Your data is not routed through an external server or your ISP, which keeps sensitive content out of third-party hands. Setup is straightforward in practice, as long as every device involved has the app and they are all on the same Wi-Fi. Once connected, selecting a target device and sending a file feels quick and uncomplicated.

Speed hinges on your local hardware. Throughput depends on router quality and device antennas, not on broadband speed. If transfer rates dip under roughly 500 KB per second, the network is likely the bottleneck and signal strength may be the culprit. Expect longer wait times for very large files or when pushing items to multiple devices at once.

There are a couple of caveats. The app uses a freemium model, and upgrade reminders can feel intrusive over time. Also, there is no in-app option to delete files, so housekeeping needs to be done with a separate file manager on your devices.

Even with those trade-offs, Send files to TV is a compelling utility for homes, classrooms, and offices that want simple, cable-free sharing. It connects phones, PCs, and Smart TVs with minimal fuss, it does not need the internet to work, and it keeps your transfers on your own network. If you value fast local transfer and privacy, and can live with the missing delete function and occasional payment prompts, it is an easy recommendation.