Envira Gallery - Dropbox Importer Addon

Building a gallery usually means moving files from a phone or computer to your site by hand. If your photos already sit in Dropbox, that extra step is a chore. This addon removes it. You authorize Envira Gallery to read your Dropbox files, and a Dropbox tab then appears inside the gallery interface, so you can pick the images you want without leaving the WordPress dashboard.

The connection uses read-only access, so Envira Gallery can view and import files but cannot change them. The addon works with Envira Gallery and can be used for photo and video galleries. It suits people who capture pictures on a phone, sync them to Dropbox, and want to turn them into a gallery on their site with fewer steps.

Features

• Direct Dropbox import: Pull photos from your Dropbox account straight into an Envira Gallery, so you do not need to move files between devices or upload them from your computer first.
• Read-only authentication: Connecting grants Envira Gallery read-only access to your Dropbox files. The setup is simple, and your stored originals are not altered by the import.
• Dedicated Dropbox tab: A Dropbox tab appears in the Envira Gallery builder. You browse, select and import images there without switching to another app or leaving the WordPress dashboard.
• Works with photo and video galleries: Use the importer to bring a range of media types into your galleries, so one workflow covers the different kinds of galleries you build with Envira Gallery.
• Suited to phone photography: If you take pictures on your phone and sync them to Dropbox, those images are ready to browse and import when you sit down to build a gallery.
• Fewer manual steps: Skipping manual file transfers and sync steps cuts the routine work of assembling a gallery, and keeps the process approachable for all skill levels.
• Permission-aware importing: Importing into a gallery requires permission to edit that gallery, so only users who are allowed to change a gallery can add images to it.

Best for

• Photographers who store their work in Dropbox
• Bloggers who sync phone photos to the cloud
• Envira Gallery users who build photo or video galleries