100x the free limit
5 GB per file free, not 100 MB.
Dropbox TransferA Dropbox Transfer alternative with no account wall
Dropbox caps free sends at 100 MB and needs an account. We give you 5 GB, no account.
LargeFileTransfer vs Dropbox Transfer
The things that actually matter when you send a big file.
Most people weighing a Dropbox Transfer alternative want the same handoff without the friction: a bigger free limit, no account to sign into, and a link that expires when they say so. Here is how LargeFileTransfer and Dropbox Transfer compare on each.
| Feature | LargeFileTransfer | Dropbox Transfer |
|---|---|---|
| Free transfer size | 5 GB | 100 MB |
| Max size on paid | Unlimited | 100 GB |
| No signup to send | ||
| Resumable uploads | ||
| Password protection | Paid | Paid |
| Link expiry control | Up to forever | Up to 90 days |
| Download tracking | ||
| Keeps your files untouched |
3 reasons why people switch to LargeFileTransfer
No Dropbox account
Drop a file and share a link. Dropbox makes you sign in first.
Passwords and tracking
Protect transfers and see download counts, no paid plan needed.
How to switch from Dropbox Transfer
It takes about a minute — no account, no import, no migration.
- 1
Drop your files
Open the homepage and drag in up to 5 GB. No Dropbox account and no app — it works straight from your browser.
- 2
Set a password or expiry
On a paid plan, protect the transfer with a password and choose how long the link stays live — up to a year or never. Free links last up to 2 days.
- 3
Share the link
Send the link anywhere. Recipients download with one click, and you can see when your files are opened.
Why look for a Dropbox Transfer alternative?
Dropbox Transfer is handy if you already pay for Dropbox, but the free tier stops at 100 MB and needs an account. A 5 GB no-account link is a shorter path.
FAQ
Common questions
What people ask before they switch.