

Check the box next to "Automatically load torrents from" and browse to select your Dropbox folder. Windows: Open uTorrent and go to Preferences > Directories. Now follow these instructions for your operating system: For this example, I'll use uTorrent, but the process is similar for other clients. Step 2: This next step pertains to your BitTorrent client. Don't worry about Dropbox's free 2GB storage limit - that's more than enough.

Then, download Dropbox for your iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch and sign in with your account. The download links are available on the Dropbox home page. Step 1: Sign up for Dropbox and download the client for your operating system. With just few initial setup instructions, you can use your iPhone to start downloading torrents, no matter where you are. That's useful, but not ideal if you want to start downloading something and can't access a computer right away. A while back, I rounded up four killer Dropbox tips, one of which allowed you to start downloading a torrent file from any computer while you're away from home.
