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• Why Migrate from Dropbox to OneDrive for Business?
• How to Transfer Files from Dropbox to OneDrive for Business
  ► Method 1: Download and Upload
  ► Method 2: Automatically Transfer Files from Dropbox to OneDrive for Business
• Additional Tips for Moving Files from Dropbox to OneDrive for Business
• Summary

Why Migrate from Dropbox to OneDrive for Business?

It is believed that many users are looking for an easy way to transfer files from Dropbox to OneDrive for Business. Why?

Dropbox is a trusted, reliable storage service that has been around for a few years and has a loyal following that includes both businesses and individuals. Anywhere you can find cloud storage integration, chances are you'll find Dropbox. However, with the increasing demand for cloud storage, Microsoft has also launched its own cloud storage platform, OneDrive, which is integrated with the Microsoft Office suite.

Compared with Dropbox, OneDrive for Business provided by Microsoft for enterprise users has great advantages in the following aspects.

How to Transfer Files from Dropbox to OneDrive for Business

Whether you decide to sync or move files from Dropbox to OneDrive for Business because of functionality or the above, there are 2 ways to do it. You can spend a lot of time downloading everything from Dropbox and uploading it back to OneDrive for Business, or you can use a third-party tool like MultCloud to get the job done in minutes or even seconds, which is very convenient.

Method 1: Download and Upload

Many users will choose to use the upload and download method because it is very affordable, but it is also relatively troublesome. Here's how to download it from Dropbox and upload it to Microsoft OneDrive for Business.

► Download from Dropbox

Step 1: In a new browser tab, type https://www.dropbox.com in the URL bar and press Enter.

Step 2: Sign in to your Dropbox account.

Step 3: If you're on a Windows computer, hold down CTRL + A to select all files and folders in Dropbox, or if you're on a macOS computer, hold down Command + A.

Step 4: Click "Download" to download the entire contents into a ZIP file. Step 5: Unzip the file.

► Upload to OneDrive for Business

Step 1: In a new browser tab, type https://www.onedrive.com in the URL bar and press Enter.

Step 2: Sign in to OneDrive for Business with your Microsoft Office Business or Enterprise credentials.

Step 3: If you want to drag and drop Dropbox content to the root of OneDrive, continue to the next step. If you want to create a folder to upload Dropbox content, create one now.

Step 4: Keep the browser window open, bring File Explorer/macOS Finder to the front, and drag the contents of the unzipped file into OneDrive.

Wait for the upload to complete and you have successfully migrated Dropbox to OneDrive for Business.

Method 2: Automatically Transfer Files from Dropbox to OneDrive for Business

Looking at the descriptions of the above methods, there should be very few people willing to download files from one cloud account first, and then manually upload them to another. This is indeed a time-consuming job! Don't worry, MultCloud is here. Free cloud file manager --- MultCloud unifies all cloud services in one place.

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No need to log in to every cloud account to download and upload files, and no need to install additional apps, Dropbox to OneDrive for Business migration can be performed in just 3 steps.

Step 1. The MultCloud account is like the master key of other clouds, you need to register with your email before using it. Alternatively, you can log in directly with your Google account.

Step 2. Add your Dropbox and OneDrive for Business accounts to MultCloud one by one. Feel free to add because MultCloud keeps your data safe.

Step 3. Then, the connection is done! You can transfer files from Dropbox to OneDrive for Business via the Cloud Transfer option in the left sidebar.

Additional Tips for Moving Files from Dropbox to OneDrive for Business

1. How to set up a periodic transfer? This option is on the bottom left of Cloud Transfer. You can directly click the "Schedule" option, and then set the specific transmission time.

2. Can I share files directly with other people? Yes. When you enter a cloud account and right-click a specific file, the context menu will provide more useful options, such as share, download, cut, paste, delete, preview, rename, etc. At this point, you directly select the "Share" option, and then select the specific sharing mode: Public Share, Private Share, and Source Share.

3. How to find documents in the cloud drive? To find any document, you can enter a keyword or suffix in the search box.

4. Can Dropbox Business be migrated to OneDrive for Business? Yes. Just replace the corresponding source and destination with Dropbox Business and OneDrive for Business. In addition, the "Team Transfer" provided by MultCloud can support enterprises to transfer all sub-account data under the enterprise account to OneDrive for Business, and support automatic matching of sub-accounts.

5. Can I migrate Dropbox to SharePoint? MultCloud now supports adding SharePoint, so you only need to add your account to complete the file migration.

Summary

When it comes to transferring files from Dropbox to OneDrive for Business, you can use the classic method of downloading from source and uploading to destination, or use the easier-to-use software --- MultCloud to get the job done in seconds.

But why use this cumbersome way of getting the job done when you can use a simple, flexible application? Isn't work all about increasing productivity and saving time? MultCloud is a tool that can improve your work and study efficiency, and can help you quickly complete cloud file migration.