If you are a Dropbox Basic user, those stakeholders can only stream the first 15 minutes of that video on Dropbox's website or mobile app. Say you upload a 2-hour sales presentation to the platform and share it with stakeholders. That's because Dropbox restricts video playback depending on the type of account the file owner has. While you can share video and other media files with other people through Dropbox, those people might not always be able to view your content. In this guide, learn more about Dropbox and video sharing and why you might want to consider an alternative platform to share video content online. However, Dropbox and video sharing have many limitations. While people typically use the platform to store documents and images in the cloud (and keep those files synced to their devices), Dropbox also can host and share videos. Dropbox said it had 15.48 million paying users in 2020, making it one of the most popular file hosting services in the world.
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