

Tap Share as link (or Manage link option if the link has already been created).Tap the (ellipsis) icon beside any folder, to open the menu.Install the Sync mobile app on your mobile device.

Share an upload enabled link from your phone or tablet: Once saved, you can copy and paste the upload enabled link into an email, or send it directly through the web panel.

Dropbox will also create a folder using the exact same name you gave above, although you’re free to change the folder name.Requesting files with upload enabled links You’ll see a popup asking you what exactly it is that you’re requesting. To get started, go to, log in, and from the sidebar click the “File Requests” and “Request files” buttons. Dropbox then creates a special folder and gives you a link you can share with people. It’s a simple form where you just add details of what you’re looking for. Using Dropbox’s Request File Featureĭropbox, clearly seeing an opportunity to streamline the process of collecting files from different users, has released its own tool. You don’t need to do any of the management. I mean you’re already using Dropbox, so why not use this awesome and free service to collect all the files you need from all the people in question in one convenient folder? And here’s the best thing. It’s time we put the whole charade to bed. Who wants to spend hours at the end trying to track all the attachments you got from four different people in sixteen different threads? When you’re working on a project with someone who’s not in your Slack group or in close vicinity, the go-to way to collaborate and exchange files is email, which we all know is far from the “best” way.
