Go from idea to done with Dropbox
Store and share files. Sign and send documents. All with Dropbox.
For companies
Advanced
- For 3 people or more
- Starts at 15 TB for the team
- Stay connected across all devices
- 1 year to restore deleted files
- Transfer files up to 100 GB
- Edit PDFs and get signatures
- Brand your files to share
- Password protect files
- Get team folders for organization
- Manage team sharing
- Create groups and roles
- Tiered-admin management
- End-to-end encryption
- Advanced key management
- Compliance tracking
- Single sign-on
Access your files from multiple devices
Dropbox offers one central hub for online file storage, file sharing, and syncing. Whether you’re at work or on the road, your files are synced across your devices and accessible in real time.
Access your Dropbox account with desktop apps on Windows, Mac, and Linux, our mobile app for iOS or Android devices, and on the web through your browser.
Protect your data
If your device is lost or stolen, rest easy knowing your data’s safe. Remote wipe lets you clear all the files and folders from your missing device’s Dropbox account. All of your files are securely saved in cloud storage and easily retrievable.
Recover your files
Accidentally delete a file or save a new version of a file you’re not happy with? No problem. Dropbox stores copies of all deleted files and folders for 30 days—or longer, depending on your plan. This includes previous versions of files, so you can easily recover them.
We also provide confirmation warnings on the desktop when team members move or delete files. They’ll know what happens when they take action, and fewer files will be lost accidentally.
Organize, browse, and share photos from one safe space
Keep those memories safe in our secure cloud photo storage. Dropbox gives you a reliable place to back up, organize, and share family photos, holiday snaps, team moments, and more—wherever you are.
“What can I say about Dropbox that everyone hasn't already said? It's a great cloud storage software. It allows me to keep all of my important files in the safety of the cloud while having constant access to them on all of my devices. The showcase feature is something of a time-saver for me as a visual representation of the file tends to allow me to locate it faster, not to mention it's a sleek smooth design.”
Rahel W.Owner, Small-Business
Frequently asked questions
Cloud storage is off-site storage that’s maintained by a third party and an alternative to storing data on-premises. Cloud storage safely and securely saves your important files and docs to a remote database so you don’t have to store it to your computer hard drive or other storage device.
Cloud storage has many advantages over hard drive storage. First, you don’t have to physically possess the storage device as you would with a flash drive, for example, so you don’t run the risk of losing irreplaceable content. Second, cloud storage makes it easy to share content. Just share a Dropbox folder with a co-worker and they can instantly access the content within it.
Another great reason to use cloud storage is the cost savings. It’s much more affordable—and smart—to buy as much cloud storage space as you need for a nominal fee rather than buying and maintaining lots of hard drive storage space.
In cloud computing, cloud storage services work as a network of connected data servers collectively used to share and access your files across devices. Cloud storage providers own and maintain the offsite servers that make up this network at their data centers. Users can upload files to the servers and access their cloud data via website, desktop app, or mobile app.
Cloud storage benefits include easily storing, accessing, and protecting your content via the internet. You can streamline work and outdated storage systems by uploading nearly any file and accessing it from multiple devices.
You can also rest easy knowing all your important files are stored in a safe, off-site location. This is especially useful in times of disaster recovery and if your hard drive lets you down.
Reducing resources used to manage your content is an additional benefit of online storage for businesses. Teams can choose the right cloud storage space and pricing that works for their needs, while also cutting energy and maintenance costs associated with data management.
Dropbox offers various cloud storage options. Whether you’re an individual, small business or large company, using Dropbox for cloud storage lets you store everything safely in the cloud and access file uploads from multiple devices—even if you’re working remotely or offline.
The benefits of Dropbox for business users include various storage space options to fit your team’s needs, collaboration and productivity tools, and robust data protection,—including two-factor authentication.
The cost of cloud storage depends on the amount of space you actually need. Dropbox cloud storage offers a range of plans that uniquely meet personal, small, and large business plan needs. For those who don’t need a lot of storage, Dropbox Basic is a free plan with 2GB of storage.
For teams with larger file storage needs, Dropbox Enterprise is designed to provide as much storage space as required. Teams on the Advanced plan may be eligible for additional space over time when requested, providing it is reasonable and can be granted in a way that allows us to manage storage responsibly.
You can access your cloud storage with Dropbox on your phone using the Dropbox app as long as your phone is connected to Wi-Fi. You can also access cloud storage via a Windows, Mac, or Linux operating systems one of two ways: either through the web on dropbox.com or with our desktop app. You just need to make sure your device is connected to the internet to upload and access your files.
You can get 2 GB of free cloud storage with our Dropbox Basic plan. Our free tier lets you store and send large files up to 2 GB. For more data storage and bigger transfer limits, you can upgrade to a paid plan at any time.
Yes, Dropbox lets you get offline access to your files and folders so you can continue working from any device, anywhere. Once you get online, Dropbox cloud backup will resume and your files will be updated.
