Gravity Forms Dropbox

Forms that collect documents, images or other files can fill up your inbox and your server storage fast. Gravity Forms Dropbox moves those uploads to Dropbox as soon as a form is submitted, so the files sit in cloud storage where you can find them and your site stays uncluttered.

You decide where files go and when. Pick a fixed Dropbox folder or a dynamic one based on the submission, and use the conditional logic already built into Gravity Forms to save only the files that matter. Visitors can also attach files straight from their own Dropbox accounts using the Dropbox Upload Field, which keeps file selection familiar.

Features

• Direct Dropbox uploads: Files submitted through your forms transfer automatically to your Dropbox account, which keeps uploads off your website's storage and backed up in the cloud.
• Dropbox Upload Field: Add a field that lets visitors choose files from their own Dropbox accounts while filling out a form, so they can skip searching their device.
• Fixed or dynamic folders: Send files to one set Dropbox folder or to a folder chosen from the form submission, which keeps files organized and easier to retrieve later.
• Conditional logic control: Use Gravity Forms conditional logic to decide when files are sent to Dropbox, based on specific form data or the answers a user gives.
• Cloud storage in Dropbox: Uploaded files live in your Dropbox account, so you can reach them from anywhere and rely on Dropbox for storage instead of your own server.
• Official Gravity Forms add-on: The plugin is an official add-on made by Gravity Forms, designed to work inside your existing Gravity Forms setup on WordPress.
• Setup without coding: The settings interface is built for WordPress users, so you can connect Gravity Forms to Dropbox without writing any code.
• Less manual file handling: Automatic transfers remove the routine work of moving uploaded files by hand, which frees your team for other tasks.

Best for

• WordPress sites that collect documents or images through forms
• Agencies managing client file submissions in Gravity Forms
• Teams already organizing their files in Dropbox