Need to keep files available on a PC and other devices without carrying a drive? TeraBox stores files online so they can be uploaded from Windows, found later, and transferred between a PC, phone, or Mac.
How do uploads and downloads work?
TeraBox’s Windows client lets you upload individual files or whole folders to your cloud storage. Uploads can run in the background, leaving the PC available for other work. When you need a local copy, download files back to the computer; batch downloading handles multiple files in one operation.
Upload status details include the transfer’s size and progress information, so you can see what is still being sent.
How can you find a file already online?
Use the file search to locate documents in your TeraBox storage. Files stored online can also be accessed from other devices, including phones and Macs.
How do sharing and automatic uploads fit in?
TeraBox supports sharing files, including large videos, and transferring files between a Windows PC, iPhone, Mac, or Android device. Sign-in options include Google, phone or email, and QR-code login.
The client also includes an auto-upload feature. It sends selected content to the cloud without starting each upload by hand.
Pros
- Uploads individual files and folders to cloud storage
- Batch downloads can retrieve multiple files at once
- Search helps locate documents stored in TeraBox
- Large files can be shared with other people
System requirements: Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 10
Can TeraBox download several files at once?
Yes. Its batch-download option retrieves multiple files in one operation.
Can files be shared from TeraBox?
Yes. TeraBox supports sharing files, including large video files.
Does TeraBox support automatic uploads?
Yes. The Windows client includes an auto-upload feature.