Allow uploads to Dropbox - so it'll work

If you would like to allow friends or colleagues to upload to your Dropbox without an account, you only need a small additional application.

Allow uploads to Dropbox - even without an account

The following instructions will help you especially if your friends do not have a Dropbox account. If it does, you can simply create a public folder.

1. Open the DBinbox.com website and enter your desired name above. This will appear at the end of your upload link.
2. If you then click on the "Connect with Dropbox" button, the availability of your name will be checked.
3. Click the "Allow" button to confirm that the service can access your Dropbox. This is the only way to use the function.
4. In the next step you can add an optional password that the uploader has to enter. Then click on "Save".
5. Via the link "www.dbinbox / Test" everyone can upload any files after entering the password. Messages can also be typed and then uploaded as a text document. You must replace the word "Test" in the link with your own username (see step 1).
6. In your Dropbox you will now find the "dbinbox" folder in the "Apps" folder. All uploaded files are hidden here.

Also read how to share Dropbox folders with other people.