

If someone you’ve shared a folder link with has added that folder to their Dropbox account, the link permissions you set will no longer apply.Learn how to remove a link to a file or folder. To prevent them from regaining access, delete the link. If you remove someone’s access and they still have a file or folder link, they could regain access.

Learn how to manage Dropbox sharing permissions. You can make changes to a file or folder link after sharing it. Manage links with edit or view-only access

If a link has been created, click Copy link next to Can view.If a link hasn't been created, click Create link.Right-click or command-click the file or folder you’d like to share.Open the Dropbox folder in File Explorer (Windows) or Finder (Mac).If someone receives a shared link or shared file with view-only permissions, they won't be able to edit the original file. Create and share a Dropbox link with view-only access Note: If the link recipient is a member of a Dropbox business team, their ability to edit content depends on their team’s permissions. You can then paste it into an email, message, or wherever people can access it. If a link has been created, then click Copy link.If a link hasn't been created, click Create.Hover over the file or folder you’d like to share and click the share icon (rectangle with an up arrow).Note: If you give another Dropbox user access to a file or folder, they can create their own link to share that content with others. If you share with someone without a Dropbox account, they’ll only be able to preview the file or folder. If you’re on a Dropbox Basic, Professional, or Plus account, you can give other Dropbox users edit access to your Dropbox files or folders via link. Create and share a Dropbox link with edit access Not using Dropbox yet? See how Dropbox helps you easily share folders. You can't create a shared link to a restricted folder.

