100x the free limit
10 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 10 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 | 10 GB | 100 MB |
| Max size on paid | 200 GB | 100 GB |
| No signup to send | ||
| Resumable uploads | ||
| Password protection | Paid | |
| Link expiry control | Up to 30 days | 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 10 GB. No Dropbox account and no app — it works straight from your browser.
- 2
Set a password or expiry
Optionally protect the transfer with a password and choose how long the link stays live — up to 30 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 10 GB no-account link is a shorter path.
FAQ
Common questions
What people ask before they switch.