And with a paid Dropbox Professional, Advanced, Enterprise, Education or Transfer account, you’re able to share files up to 100 GB. You can share individual files or entire folders in one shot.

Dropbox touts that Transfer allows customers to “send up 100 GB of files in just a few clicks.” You can also select files from your computer’s hard drive to share in addition to what’s ...

Another benefit Dropbox is touting is file size: you can send up to 100GB of files in one go with Transfer. That's significantly more than you can send with services like Hightail, WeTransfer and ...

Drag this folder to the Copy Finder Items action. Now choose File > Save, name the workflow something like Copy To Dropbox, and click the Save button.

Second, you can connect Dropbox to Microsoft Word or Excel for the iPad and save the file directly. The first method seems okay if you have only one or two files.

With Transfer, you can send up to 100MB of files with a free Dropbox account, which could be handy if you need to email files that are larger than Gmail’s 25MB limit for attachments.

Navigate to the folder on your Dropbox account to which you'd like to upload a file. If you'd like to create a new folder for your files, tap the plus sign at the top of the left column and then ...

Transfer allows Dropbox users to send a copy of files. Recipients won't need a Dropbox account to receive Transfers, and alterations made by recipients won't change the original file.

Even as the likes of Google, Apple and Microsoft have rolled out their own file syncing and cloud storage services, Dropbox ...

Dropbox is adding a new option for how its users can share files. Dropbox Transfer introduces a way to send files between people rather than simply sharing access for collaboration.