Dropbox Integration for CampaignSwift

Yes, CampaignSwift integrates with Dropbox. The Dropbox integration lets you browse your Dropbox files and import them into posts and your media library without a download-and-reupload detour. Authorization happens in a Dropbox popup via OAuth, the picker filters files by name and shows size and last-modified dates, and connection health is tracked on the integrations dashboard. Below is what it does, how to connect it, and the limits worth knowing.

What the Dropbox Integration Does

Plenty of clients live in Dropbox. They share a folder of approved photography, drop new product shots in mid-month, and expect your team to keep up. Without an integration, that means downloading files to a desktop, renaming them, and uploading them again into your social tool, for every post. The Dropbox integration collapses that into a single picker step inside the post composer.

At the storage level, CampaignSwift's media library connects to Dropbox alongside AWS S3 and Google Drive. Imported assets join the folder-organized library, which means they pick up everything the library offers: search, filtering, and batch move and delete for cleanup days.

The authorization model keeps your account safe. CampaignSwift opens Dropbox's own OAuth page in a popup; you approve the connection there, and the platform receives a token it can use to list and fetch files. Your password never touches CampaignSwift, and the token can be revoked from either side at any time.

How to Connect Dropbox to CampaignSwift

1. 1

   Open the media section

   In the post composer, open the media section and choose Dropbox as your file source. Connected accounts are also visible under Settings → Integrations.

2. 2

   Click Connect to Dropbox

   A Dropbox authorization window opens in a popup. You sign in on Dropbox's own page, and CampaignSwift never sees or stores your Dropbox password.

3. 3

   Approve the connection

   Confirm the authorization in the popup. Dropbox hands CampaignSwift a token it can use to list and fetch files on your behalf, which you can revoke at any time.

4. 4

   Browse and filter your files

   The picker lists files from your Dropbox with name, size, and last-modified date. Type part of a file name to filter the list down to what you need.

5. 5

   Select a file to import

   Pick the file and CampaignSwift pulls it in: attached to the post you're composing or stored in your media library for reuse across clients and campaigns.

What You Can Do Once Dropbox Is Connected

Every item below is a shipped capability, not a roadmap promise.

Storage Limits and Good-to-Knows

Imported files count toward plan storage: 2 GB on Starter, 10 GB on Professional, 50 GB on Agency, and 200 GB on Scale. Per-agency and per-client quotas in the media library make it obvious which client's assets are taking up room, which helps when a client routinely shares full-resolution video in Dropbox and you only need the cut-downs.

A practical habit from agency teams: agree on one "ready for social" folder per client in Dropbox and import only from there. Combined with the picker's name filter and last-modified dates, it ends the guessing game about whether an asset has actually been approved for publishing.

Dropbox Integration FAQs

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