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The Dropbox MCP remote server, now in Beta, makes it easy to connect Dropbox directly within your favorite apps, so you can stay focused without switching tabs or interrupting your workflow.
Built on the open-source Model Context Protocol (MCP) standard, this integration lets you securely access and use Dropbox inside LLM-based environments.
You can use the Dropbox MCP Server if you’re:
Before connecting to the MCP server, you need a Dropbox app to obtain API credentials.
Note: Your Dropbox admin may control whether you can register or connect apps. If you don’t see the option to create an app or connect Dropbox to another service, contact your team admin. Learn more about admin controls for app integrations.
Create a Dropbox app
Dropbox MCP server location: https://mcp.dropbox.com/mcp
The setup steps vary depending on your MCP client.
Prerequisites
To set up the connector
{ "mcpServers": { "Dropbox MCP": { "url": "https://mcp.dropbox.com/mcp" "headers": { "Authorization": "Bearer <your-access-token>" } } } }
To enable Developer Mode
OAuth Dynamic Client Registration: Currently, Dropbox does not support Dynamic Client Registration, requiring users to create a Dropbox app and manually copying the App key and App secret. Registration currently requires users to create a Dropbox app and manually copy the App key and App secret. This process may change in the future to simplify setup.
Which apps are supported?
Dropbox MCP currently works with MCP clients that support remote MCP servers, including Cursor (IDE), Claude Desktop, and ChatGPT.
How secure is the connection?
Dropbox MCP uses Dropbox OAuth for secure authentication. Your data stays protected under Dropbox’s existing privacy and security standards.
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