The information in this article applies to all Dropbox customers.
Notes:
You can upload most file types, but there are some exceptions, like certain types of symlinks, .lnk files, and web-based files.
If the file you want to upload is larger than 375 GB, we suggest downloading the Dropbox desktop app on your computer and uploading it from there. You could also compress the file to reduce the size to less than 375 GB and then upload it via dropbox.com.
You can upload files and folders to Dropbox on dropbox.com or through the desktop app. You can also upload photos and videos from your mobile device using the Dropbox mobile app.
On dropbox.com
Files and folders uploaded online through dropbox.com can be up to 375 GB each.
On the Dropbox desktop app
Files and folders uploaded on the Dropbox desktop app can be up to 2 TB each.
On the Dropbox mobile app
Files and folders uploaded on the Dropbox mobile app can be up to 375 GB each.
Learn more about adding files and folders to your Dropbox account.
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