įor businesses, Dropbox Transfer will also support custom download pages, and more. The service will also notify senders when the file has been downloaded and provide other data including viewership stats. ”Īdditionally, Dropbox Transfer allows users to customise their file transfer using options like password protection and expiration date. “While sharing through Dropbox is great for collaboration, sometimes you want to just hand off files without having to worry about permissions, ongoing access, and storage. “ Delivering large files or collections of files to colleagues and clients is a challenge,” Dropbox writes. Unlike sending files using normal sharing features of Dropbox or other cloud services, the users don't have to worry about file permissions, ongoing access, and other things. Also, Dropbox Transfer shares a copy of the file that users want to send, so they don't have to worry about anything happening to the file's original version. The files can be selected from their own computer or from what is already present in their Dropbox storage.
The company notes the Dropbox users can send files using a shareable link or by sending an email to intended recipients. Īs per a post on the company's official blog, Dropbox Transfer is a quick and secure way to share large files with anyone, including people who don't have a Dropbox account.
There is no word on when it will be opened to all users right now. The company claims Dropbox Transfer offers the convenience of like sharing files with email, but doesn't include any of the restrictions, including the file size. Dubbed as Dropbox Transfer, the new service is currently in beta and the company is asking interested users to join a waitlist for trying it.
Dropbox has announced a new service that will allow easy transfer of large files, with sizes as large as 100GB.
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