If you’re a member of a Dropbox team account, you can still choose who you want to share the link with even if the team admin changes default link sharing settings.
Learn how to share a folder.
Share a link to edit files or folders
You can also create shared links to give edit access to your files or folders.
Learn how to share a link to a file or folder.
How do I invite people to view my files or folders?
Depending on your account type, you can invite someone to view your files or folders by sharing a link or setting permissions. If you need someone to be able to see your files, but not edit them, you can send them a view-only link to that file, or you can give them view-only permissions.
Share a view-only link to a file or folder
When you share a view-only link with someone, they can view and download the file or folder on dropbox.com. You can send a link by email, Facebook, X (formerly Twitter), instant message, social networks, wherever you want. You can share these links with anyone, even if they don't have a Dropbox account.
The link opens as a preview on dropbox.com, and recipients can comment on the file.
Learn how to share a link to a file or folder.
How to collect files from people
You can collect files from people by creating a file request. Give the request a name and send the link to anyone you want to collect files from. People submitting files don’t need a Dropbox account.
Learn how to create a file request.