You can view, manage, and delete your shared links anytime you want. Learn how to share links to edit files or folders.

You can also create shared links to give edit access to your files or folders. Note: Sharing a file or folder with edit access gives that person the ability to add, edit, download, delete, or share files via shared links.

Changes to the contents of a shared folder sync with members of that folder almost instantly. If you want the people you share with to be able to edit multiple files, you can share a folder with them. How do I invite people to edit my files or folders? Not using Dropbox yet? See how Dropbox helps you effortlessly share files and folders. If you're a member of a Dropbox team account, any personal folders that you share with other teammates will automatically be added to their Dropbox account. If you’re sharing with someone who has an individual Dropbox account, they’ll need to add the folder to their Dropbox account. Note: Shared folders sync between members’ Dropbox accounts, so each member of a shared folder needs a Dropbox account. If you’re a Dropbox Professional, Standard, Advanced, or Enterprise customer, you can also customize sharing invitations and links with your professional branding. If you need people to share something with you, you can create a file request. Send an invitation to view or edit your file via email from your Dropbox account.Create and share a link to your file, folder, or request.Before you share, decide if you want people to have editor or viewer access. There are several ways to share the files and folders in your Dropbox account.

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