Connect your Dropbox account to add Dropbox files to projects, social messages and discussion comments without downloading them first. Available on every plan, including the free plan.
Turn on Dropbox for your calendar
- From your calendar, open Settings.
- Click Integrations.
- In the Cloud Storage section, click Dropbox.
- Click Enable.
Settings > Integrations is open to the Owner, Managers and Admins by default. Other roles see an access-denied page, and custom roles can differ.
Connect your Dropbox account
Each team member connects their own Dropbox account. You only need to do this once.
- Open a project on your calendar and click Add Attachment.
- Click Files. The file library opens.
- Click the Dropbox tab.
- Click Connect to Dropbox, then follow the prompts to sign in to Dropbox and connect your account.
Add a Dropbox file to a project, social message or comment
- In a project, social message or discussion comment, click to add a file. The file library opens.
- Click the Dropbox tab.
- Find and select the file, then click Save.
The file is added to your project, social message or comment.
Disconnect your Dropbox account
Your Dropbox connection belongs to your own CoSchedule profile. To remove it, click your name or photo at the top of the left sidebar, then choose My Account. Under My Connected Services, click Disconnect next to your Dropbox account.
Frequently asked questions
Can I attach a whole Dropbox folder?
No. You can attach individual files only.
Are Dropbox Teams and Team Folders supported?
No. CoSchedule doesn't support Dropbox Teams or Team Folders.
Do Dropbox files show in Assets?
No. You see Dropbox files only in a project's media library.
Can I search for Dropbox files?
Yes. File Search finds a Dropbox file as long as it's in a project.
Does removing a Dropbox file from a project delete it from Dropbox?
No. The file stays in your Dropbox account.
If I upload a new version of a Dropbox file in CoSchedule, does Dropbox update too?
Yes. A new version you add in a project or in Assets also updates the file in Dropbox.