Alternatives to TeraBox

A cloud storage service with up to 1 TB of free space and apps for desktop and mobile. The listings below can replace it for an important use case. Each note says what changes if you switch.

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Replacements

Listings that take over the same core job as TeraBox.

  • Google Drive

    Google's cloud storage and file sharing service with desktop sync and mobile apps.

    Google Drive offers 15 GB free instead of up to 1 TB, but integrates with Google Docs, Sheets and Slides and requires a Google account.

  • Dropbox

    The original file sync service, with clients on every platform.

    Dropbox has a mature sync engine with a Linux client and smart sync, but its free tier is only a few gigabytes and caps linked devices.

  • Microsoft OneDrive

    Microsoft's cloud storage, built into Windows and Microsoft 365.

    Microsoft OneDrive gives 5 GB free and is built into Windows and Microsoft 365, with no Linux client from Microsoft.

  • MEGA

    End-to-end encrypted cloud storage with a large free tier.

    MEGA adds end-to-end encryption by default and a Linux client, with a large free tier that still has transfer quotas.

  • pCloud

    Swiss cloud storage with lifetime plans and optional client-side encryption.

    pCloud is Swiss storage with lifetime plans, a Linux client and a virtual drive, though client-side encryption is a paid add-on.

  • Icedrive

    A cloud storage service with 10GB free, client-side encryption and a mountable virtual drive.

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    Icedrive gives 10 GB free with client-side encryption and a mountable virtual drive, far less free space than TeraBox.

  • MediaFire

    A long-running cloud storage and file hosting service for sharing files through links.

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    MediaFire offers 10 GB free and focuses on sharing files through download links, with ad-supported downloads.

  • Proton Drive

    End-to-end encrypted cloud storage from Proton for backing up, syncing and sharing files and photos.

    Proton Drive uses end-to-end encryption the provider cannot read and requires a Proton account, with a limited free tier.

Similar software

Related functionality, not a direct replacement.