Shared links created using the Dropbox user interface can disable downloads, but there is not an equivalent setting using the API. Folder sharing policies are covered in the “Shared folders” section of this guide. If no settings are provided, then the shared links will default to pubic visibility, but are subject to the folder’s sharing policy which may be set to team only. They create a shared link to a folder that will expire after a set period of time by using the expires parameter. A teacher running an all day science lab wants to provide students with access to research materials for a limited amount of time.Their settings include requested_visibility set to password and the link_password set to a private password they share with their client. An accountant wants to securely provide a completed tax packet to their client by using a shared link with a password.An existing shared link’s settings can be modified by calling /sharing/modify_shared_link_settings.

The settings parameter controls the behavior and visibility of the shared link. The path parameter is a file reference and can be a file path, file id, revision, or namespace relative path. The endpoint takes two parameters: path and settings. Using the Dropbox API, you create shared links by calling /sharing/create_shared_link_with_settings. When you share a link with someone, they can view and download that content with the same quality as the original file. These shared links are publicly accessible by default, but may be set to expire and/or have their visibility limited to logged-in team members or to those with the password. Files and folders in Dropbox may be shared via a shared link.

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