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2 Ways to Download Files from Web Directly to Your Dropbox

Cloud storage services are changing the way we store and save our data. Online storage is beneficial over any other method to store our data. The major benefit is that we upload it to only one source yet we can access it from multiple computers even if we are not working on our computer.

There are many free cloud storage services are available but one that we use the most is Dropbox. It is the most popular service to store files online. The one thing that you may not like to do is to download files from internet and then upload the files to your cloud storage account. Luckily there are two services that bypass the process to download the files to your hard disk and let you upload any file directly from internet to your Dropbox account.

Download Files Directly to Dropbox

1. URL Droplet

URL Droplet

URL Droplet is the simple to use service that allows you to paste the download link for any file and have it download straight to your Dropbox account. It require you to connect your Dropbox account with URL Droplet. Once you connect both your accounts, you can start download files from web directly to Dropbox.

Link: URL Droplet

2. sideCLOUDload

sideCLOUDload

sideCLOUDload is another service which let you download files from a URL directly to Dropbox without downloading to your computer or mobile device. First you need to enter your file download link. Then enter your user name and password. You also need to provide a filename and directory name. By default the files are saved to directory with the name sideCLOUDload. You can upload a file with a maximum size of 25 MB using this service.

Link: sideCLOUDload

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3 Comments

  1. Sreejesh @techgyo
    August 29, 2011 at 11:21 pm

    Thats very handy from dropbox, their service has improved a lot over the years.

  2. Kavya Hari
    September 5, 2011 at 11:53 am

    Just now, i know about side cloud load information on here 🙂 Thanks a lot for sharing your blog post on here 🙂

  3. sai@dailyblogtools
    November 5, 2011 at 5:19 pm

    thanks 2 ways are very useful.keep sharing 🙂

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