If your music collection lives in Dropbox, there's no need to download every file before you can listen. You can stream your entire library straight to your iPhone, iPad or Mac and press play instantly — without filling up your device storage. Here's how to do it with Musicbox, the dedicated Dropbox music player.
Tip: Because Musicbox streams your files, you can carry a huge Dropbox library without ever running out of space on your iPhone — your tracks stay safely in Dropbox and play on demand.
Streaming keeps every song in your Dropbox instantly available without using up a single megabyte of device storage. It's the easiest way to enjoy a large cloud library on any device, and it pairs perfectly with Musicbox's equalizer, queue and casting to AirPlay, Chromecast or Sonos.
Yes. Musicbox is free to download from the App Store and lets you connect your Dropbox and start streaming your music right away on iPhone, iPad or Mac.
No. Musicbox streams your tracks directly from Dropbox, so your songs stay in the cloud and nothing is copied to your device. You can enjoy a huge library without filling up your iPhone, iPad or Mac.
No. Just tap any track to add it to the queue and playback starts instantly. Smart buffering keeps streaming smooth, so there is no need to download files first.
Musicbox streams MP3, AAC, ALAC, FLAC, WAV, AIFF and M4R files directly from Dropbox, covering both compressed and lossless music.
Yes. You can stream your Dropbox music over Wi-Fi or cellular data. Smart buffering helps keep playback smooth even on a mobile connection.
Yes. You sign in on Dropbox's official page and only a secure token is stored on your device — your password is never saved. You can revoke Musicbox's access at any time from your Dropbox account's connected apps settings.
Yes. While streaming from Dropbox you can cast to AirPlay, Chromecast or Sonos to play your music on speakers, TVs or multi-room systems.
Yes. Musicbox works on iPhone, iPad and Mac, so you can stream your Dropbox music library on any of your Apple devices.