Мы храним большой список бесплатных облачных сервисов хранения, которые позволяют хранить ваши файлы в Интернете. Среди наших пяти лучших фаворитов вы можете получить более 130 ГБ, не платя ни копейки!
Но с этими вариантами, как вы знаете, какой выбрать? Если у вас возникли проблемы с выбором того, какой из них лучше использовать, взгляните на эту сравнительную таблицу функций пяти лучших бесплатных веб-сайтов для хранения файлов.
Помимо других функций, вы можете видеть не только объем хранилища, который предоставляет каждая служба, но также и то, позволяют ли они вам предоставлять общий доступ к файлам и папкам, загружать более одного файла одновременно, разрешать другим пользователям загружать данные в свою учетную запись и, если есть настольные и мобильные приложения, чтобы вам не приходилось использовать их веб-сайт для загрузки и доступа к файлам.
To learn more about these services, select their name at the top of the table to read our review. Also be sure to review the small print below the table for some quick details on what it is we’re talking about with that specific feature.
| Online Storage Sites Compared | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Feature | MEGA | Dropbox | Box | MediaFire | pCloud |
| File Storage | 50 GB | 2–18 GB | 10+ GB | 10–50 GB | 10–20 GB |
| Bandwidth Limitation1 | 10 GB2 | 20 GB2 | 10 GB2 | Unlimited | 50 GB2 |
| Per-Day Download Limit | Unlimited | 100,000 | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Two-Factor Authentication | • | • | • | • | |
| Public File Sharing | • | • | • | • | • |
| Public Folder Sharing | • | • | • | • | • |
| Advanced Sharing Options | • | • | |||
| Streams Media Files | • | • | • | • | |
| Bulk Downloads | • | • | • | • | |
| Public Uploads3 | • | • | |||
| Bulk File Uploads | • | • | • | • | • |
| Folder Uploads | • | • | • | • | • |
| URL Uploads | • | ||||
| Control Upload Bandwidth4 | • | • | • | ||
| Desktop Program | • | • | • | • | |
| Mobile Application | • | • | • | • | • |
| Automatic Mobile Uploads | • | • | • | • | |
[1] What we mean by bandwidth limitation is that only that much data can be downloaded from the account associated with that service. It’s usually limited on a per day or per month basis, and sometimes only applies to users other than the owner. So, if your service has an unlimited bandwidth cap, then it doesn’t matter if someone is downloading a 1 GB video over and over again from your account because there isn’t a cap on how much data can be downloaded. But on the other end of this, if there’s a 10 GB limitation, then only 10 GB of data can be downloaded, after which the account suspends the ability to download more data until the limitation is lifted (which again, is usually after 24 hours or 1 month—you’d have to check with each service to see how they limit their bandwidth).
[2] MEGA’s download bandwidth limitation is only valid for 30 minutes, meaning that the 10 GB limit is “recharged” to add more every half hour (i.e., within a 30 minute time span, only 10 GB of data can be downloaded from a MEGA account). Dropbox’s 20 GB bandwidth limit renews every day. Box’s 10 GB limit renews every month and is for downloads through shared links; downloads from within a user’s account aren’t limited. pCloud’s 50 GB limit is for download link traffic, and it renews every month.
[3] Public uploads let you create custom folders that allow non-users to send files to your account. This means they don’t need to have an account with that online storage service in order to send files directly into your account. It’s useful when people send you files that are too large to email. MEGA, Dropbox, and Box support this feature but require that the other recipients also be users.
[4] To be able to control your upload bandwidth is to be able to define how much of your network’s speed is dedicated to uploading files to your account. This feature is used so uploading doesn’t consume all your network bandwidth and slow down the other devices that are on the same network.