How to Transfer MEGA to Dropbox Easily in 2022
You will master the skills about how to transfer MEGA to Dropbox after looking through 2 easy methods given below. These methods enable you to transfer from MEGA to Dropbox with minimal time and effort.
December 31, 2021 | 4 minutes read
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Why Transfer MEGA to Dropbox?
- Gain Better Collaboration
Compared to MEGA, Dropbox assembles both Microsoft Office and Google Docs well. You are allowed to work on a Word or Google Docs file. In this way, you could collaborate on the file with other Dropbox users and save the changes without leaving your Dropbox account. Therefore, itâs better for you to transfer MEGA files to Dropbox to gain better collaboration with your team.
- Manage Files through Clouds
In view of the fact that MEGA offers you 20 GB free storage with great privacy, while Dropbox only providing 2 GB free storage to you but with better team collaboration, you are very likely to store your private files in MEGA and use Dropbox for work. So, there is no doubt that you could manage personal files and work files better through your cloud drives after learning how to transfer from MEGA to Dropbox.
Transfer MEGA to Dropbox through Traditional Way
As you might have guessed, the old way to transfer MEGA files to Dropbox is definitely by downloading and uploading. It is complicated for you to manually accomplish the operation due to the fussy changes of accounts and inconsistent internet speed.
Step 1: Sign in MEGA in your browser window.
Step 2: Right-click on the file you want to transfer from MEGA. Then choose âStandard Downloadâ or âDownload as ZIPâ in the dropdown menu.Â
Tips: If you want to transfer more files or a whole MEGA account to Dropbox, youâd better create a new folder in MEGA and move all the files to the folder before downloading.
Step 3: Switch to Dropbox and sign in.
Step 4: You could click âUploadâ and locate the files or folders in your computer or simply drag and drop files or folders downloaded before from computer to Dropbox interface.
Transfer MEGA to Dropbox through MultCloud
Apart from the traditional way about how to migrate files from MEGA to another which wastes your valuable time and effort, it would be best if you could try to transfer from MEGA to Dropbox fast and free through a great third-party cloud file manager, MultCloud.
MultCloud aims to help you transfer and manage your multiple cloud files with one app. You could use Cloud Transfer and Cloud Sync to get better file arrangement among all your clouds through a single interface. You could also achieve basic file management functions like Upload, Download, Copy, Delete, Cut, Rename, Preview, Share and Remote Upload through MultCloud.
In other words, you can directly transfer, sync or back up files from MEGA to other of your clouds in one interface instead of downloading and uploading.
Method 1: Transfer from MEGA to Dropbox by Cloud Transfer
Step 1: Sign up MultCloud with your name and email. You could click âTry without signing upâ to enter permanently without adding your personal information.
Step 2: Click â+Add Cloudâ under âMy Cloud Drivesâ list. Choose MEGA icon at the right. Then follow the pop-up window to allow MultCloud to access your MEGA account.
Step 3: Repeat step 2 to add your Dropbox account to MultCloud.
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1. You could repeat step 2 to add as many clouds as you have to MultCloud. Because MultCloud supports more than 30 major cloud drive services such as Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive, MEGA, Mediafire, etc.
2. Please feel free to add your clouds to MultCloud. It uses OAuth authorization system which is supported by major clouds like Google Drive and Dropbox to access your cloud drives without recording the corresponding username and password.
Step 4: Click âCloud Transferâ under âCommon Toolsâ menu.
Step 5: Click the left blank square to select the files, folders or the whole MEGA cloud to transfer from.
Step 6: Click the right square to select the folder in Dropbox or just Dropbox to receive your transfer.
Step 7: Click the purple button âTransfer Nowâ in the lower right of the interface.Â
Step 8: Then you could wait for the transfer task to be done in the âTask Listâ, or just straightly shut down the browser window since the transfer task is run by the background of MultCloud but not your device.
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1. You can let MultCloud send an email notification to you when the transfer task is completed.
2. MultCloud allows you to set daily, weekly or monthly scheduled cloud file transfer by clicking the âScheduleâ button.
3. As a free user of MultCloud, you have 30 GB traffic per month and 2 threads for data transfer. But as soon as subscribing MultCloud to a higher level, you can get 150 GB traffic per month or even unlimited traffic according to your subscription. Whatâs more, you will get greatly increased transfer speed because you can transfer data through 10 threads after subscribing.
4. There are some additional options for you to manage the files associated with the transfer task such as deleting all source files after transfer is completed or keeping file modification date.
Method 2: Transfer MEGA to Dropbox by âCopy toâ
Step 1: Choose MEGA under âMy Cloud Drivesâ list.
Step 2: Tick the boxes in front of the files or folders you want to transfer. Then click âCopy toâ in the feature bar above.
Step 3: Choose the destination to transfer to Dropbox in the pop-up window.
Step 4: Click the purple button âOKâ. Then the transfer task is completed.
Tips: MultCloud will show you a pop-up window about the detailed progress of the transfer task.
Conclusion
After looking through the methods about how to transfer MEGA to Dropbox, it is obvious that using MultCloud to achieve the transfer is much easier for you no matter through Cloud Transfer or âCopy toâ. Anyway, itâs all up to you to choose the way to transfer from MEGA to Dropbox.
In addition, you could manage your cloud drives through MultCloud with another function, Cloud Sync. This function not only allows you to transfer files from MEGA to Dropbox, but also helps you to sync MEGA and Dropbox so as to back up your MEGA in the simplest way.
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