Glider for Android

Glider sends files to your Dropbox from any app. Share a photo, a video or a document, pick Glider, and it uploads in the background while you get on with your day — no syncing, no new account, no expiring links. Several Dropbox accounts? Glider asks which one.

Glider keeps to its own folder: everything goes into Apps › GliderApp in your Dropbox, and it can't see the rest. Sign-in happens on Dropbox's own page, and you can disconnect Glider there at any time.

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Features

• Share from any app One file or many, from your gallery, file manager, browser or anything else. Any file type works, and shared text is saved as a note.
• Big files, no babysitting Large files upload in pieces, up to 350 GB, and carry on after a lost connection or a restart. A notification shows progress, with a Cancel button.
• Several accounts Work and personal Dropbox side by side, each with its own upload folder.
• Same names Keep both, replace, or ask each time. Replaced files stay in the file's history on Dropbox.
• Your rules Upload on Wi-Fi only, and a confirmation before very big uploads.
• Activity Every upload with its progress, from this phone and your other devices, with a Retry button and Copy Dropbox path.
• Browse Open, share, rename and save files from your Glider folder, and create new folders.
• Themes Light, dark and neon colour themes.
• Private Files go straight from your phone to your Dropbox. Glider never sees your password and never receives your files.

Looking for the Mac version? Glider for Mac uploads anything you drop on its Dock icon or menu-bar bird, and keeps a Glider folder in two-way sync. On an iPhone or iPad, see Glider for iOS.

All the Glider editions side by side, with what each one can do: the Glider editions.

Glider works with Dropbox through the Dropbox API. It is not made by or affiliated with Dropbox.