The Dropbox Transfer alternative, made in Europe

Sending a file shouldn’t start with a sign-up.

Dropbox Transfer wants an account before you send a thing. Yungle takes 10 GB, no account, on servers in Germany — and your recipient never needs one either.

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Yungle and Dropbox Transfer, side by side

Free transfer size

Yungle
10 GB
Dropbox Transfer
2 GB

Account needed to send

Yungle
No
Dropbox Transfer
Yes

How long files last

Yungle
7 days free; as long as you like on a subscription
Dropbox Transfer
7 days on free; custom dates on paid tiers

Password links

Yungle
Yes, free
Dropbox Transfer
Paid tiers only

Your own domain

Yungle
Yes, on a subscription
Dropbox Transfer
No; logo and background on paid tiers

Where data may be processed

Yungle
Germany, European company
Dropbox Transfer
The United States and elsewhere

Dropbox Transfer details from their own documentation, checked 21 September 2026: Dropbox Transfer help, Dropbox privacy policy. Something out of date? Tell us at hello@yungle.co.

A day with each

The same day, a lot less hassle.

  • 09:00

    Straight to sending.

    With Dropbox Transfer
    You need a Dropbox account before you can send a transfer.
    With Yungle
    Drop the file on the home page and send. No account for you or for them.

  • 11:00

    One piece, however big.

    With Dropbox Transfer
    The export is 3 GB, over the 2 GB free limit, so it goes out in two.
    With Yungle
    Up to 10 GB in a single transfer, free.

  • 14:30

    Stored in Germany.

    With Dropbox Transfer
    Dropbox says your data may be processed in the United States and elsewhere.
    With Yungle
    Your files sit on servers in Germany, run by a European company.

  • Next month

    Your name on the page.

    With Dropbox Transfer
    Paid tiers add your logo and background, on a Dropbox address.
    With Yungle
    On a subscription, deliveries live on your own domain with your logo.

When Dropbox Transfer is the better choice

  • Your team already lives in Dropbox and sends from folders it syncs every day.
  • You need single transfers larger than Yungle’s limit and are already paying for a high Dropbox tier.

Switching

Moving over takes one upload.

  1. 1

    Send your next file here

    Drop it on the Yungle home page. No account, no app, nothing for your recipient to install.

  2. 2

    Keep what should last

    With a subscription, put ongoing work in a collection so links stay live as long as you like.

  3. 3

    Keep Dropbox for syncing

    Nothing to migrate. Keep your synced folders where they are and send from Yungle.

Questions, answered.

Ask us something else
Do I need a Dropbox account to receive files from Yungle?

No. Recipients open a link and download — no account with us or anyone else.

Can I keep using Dropbox alongside Yungle?

Yes. Many people keep Dropbox for syncing and use Yungle to send and deliver. Nothing has to move.

Why does it matter where the files are processed?

A US company can be compelled by US law to hand over data it controls, wherever it is stored. Yungle’s servers are in Germany and run by a European company.

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