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Can I merge two accounts?
I have two dropbox accounts under different email addresses. How do I combine the two accounts into one
Please create a simple way to do it. The sharing of files is difficult when you have quite a number of files in each account why shouldn’t we be able to just drag and drop from one account into the other?
Megan
Dropbox Staff
Dropbox StaffHi Judge Joyce, thanks for posting here today!
If you use the desktop app, you can always make a copy of the content of account A locally, outside of your Dropbox folder.
Then you'd need to sign out of account A, and into account B, and transfer everything there.
Or, you can do what my colleague Jay already mentioned, and create shared folders from one account, to the other.
If you have any questions on how to do that, don't hesitate to let me know!
- I tried to follow Jay‘s instructions and I couldn’t get it to work. I can try using the computer and making a copy but right now I am having problems with my computer. Since Microsoft added copilot, without anyone’s permission, my computer freezes, and I am waiting to speak to someone from Microsoft tomorrow, can you give me detailed instructions as to how to do what you suggest once the computer is fixed? Thank you.
- Nancy
Hi from me as well, Judge Joyce!
As a first step, can you please clarify if you already have the Dropbox desktop app installed on your computer?
If you do, and you open your local Dropbox folder there, do you see the files of the Dropbox account you’d like to keep, or the files of the business that’s now closed?
- Once my computer gets fixed, the dropbox icon on the desktop is my personal account. However I need to keep the files that are in the business account and it is larger than tbe personal account. I had hoped to merger the two or move the personal files into the business account. I am paying for extra storage on both accounts and want to reduce that to paying for just one.
