Upload pages files to dropbox

Re: I can't understand how uploading files to DropBox works correctly. Hey mondoblack , thanks for posting your query today. This is actually how the Dropbox desktop app works. When you add files to the Dropbox folder, they will take up space on your hard drive, in order to sync to your account on the cloud.

If you don't have enough hard drive space, you could add the files in batches and then use selective sync, to free up the space they take up. Otherwise, as a workaround, you can also use our website , which will upload your files directly to the cloud.

Let me know if you have any questions. Work Smarter with Dropbox The way we work is changing. Sound good? Let's get started. Who's talking. Top contributors to this post Hannah Dropboxer. Need more support? Hi there! If you choose Folder, select a folder and click Upload. Notes: You can also save new or existing files directly into the Dropbox folder. Files in the Dropbox folder on your computer will automatically sync everywhere you access your files in Dropbox, including dropbox. How helpful was this article?

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Okay, so the gist here is that Dropbox has a thing called file requests. In short, have your client create a file request for you, and then from there, you can upload files, and they go directly into their Dropbox! The Help Center articleexplains it in much greater detail, and will guide you through the process. I can't share a folder or join someone else's shared folder—why?

Every member of a shared folder can add and modify files, so the shared folder takes up space in each member's account. If you're having trouble joining a shared folder—or sharing one with others—it's likely that insufficient space is the cause. All members of a shared folder must have enough available space to accommodate a shared folder.

If you'd like to share a folder without impacting the recipient's quota, you can share a link to the folder instead. A shared link allows users to view or download read-only copies of the files in the folder.