If you link to your images/videos stored within your Dropbox account then that counts against your daily bandwidth allotment. It's your choice to use suggestion, but I think that you should know what could happen if you do. Hello, can read this Dropbox Help Center article that discusses dl=1 or raw=1 options.

I wonder why DB doesnt offer a option to choose different kind of links to share content. I would like to share my pictures to forums where pictures are embedded like. I always use Dropbox images on other forums. It works for any type of file that you share.Īnd when you use this modified link with commands there should be no problems. Anyone who clicks on hotlinked file will not see any of the Dropbox frames, logos, etc. That's is sharing direct download link to the file. Now your link that you gonna use should look like this:īasically, what you are doing by adding the raw=1 to the end of the link is hotlinking it. You should have something similar to this:Ģ) Just delete dl=0 at the end of the link and replace it with raw=1 (Right click on image file in your Dropbox folder and choose Copy Dropbox Link). And more importantly they will work with commands used in forums that you mentioned in your question.ġ) Copy Dropbox link of the image file that you want to share. It is super easy to get direct download link of image files that are saved in your Dropbox account.

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