This article describes a feature available to customers on all Dropbox plans using Microsoft Copilot.
Notes:
Follow these steps on copilot.com or in the Copilot desktop app to connect Dropbox:
The Dropbox plugin appears in Microsoft Copilot after you connect your account. Your Dropbox permissions determine which files and folders Copilot can access. If your authorization expires, you can reconnect your Dropbox account.
You can ask Copilot to work with content in your Dropbox account. For example, you can find files, organize folders, create shared links, or save generated text.
After you connect Dropbox to Microsoft Copilot, you can:
You can save text generated from Copilot directly to your Dropbox account.
Dropbox for Copilot supports newly generated UTF-8 text files up to 5 MB.
Supported file extensions include:
Try prompts such as:
Copilot can only access Dropbox content you have permission to access.
Your existing Dropbox permissions and team policies continue to apply.
You can disconnect the Dropbox plugin from Copilot at any time.
Learn how to disconnect a third-party app from your Dropbox account.
How Microsoft handles data in Copilot can depend on the Microsoft product and account you use. Refer to Copilot data, privacy, and responsible AI and the Microsoft Privacy Statement for more information.
Copilot can access Dropbox content that you have permission to access when needed to complete your request.
With Dropbox for Copilot, you can ask Copilot to:
Microsoft policies for Copilot data depend on the Copilot product and account you use. Refer to Copilot data, privacy, and responsible AI for current information.
For work or school accounts, refer to Enterprise data protection for Microsoft 365 Copilot.
Refer to Microsoft’s instructions to manage and delete Copilot conversation history.
Refer to the Copilot Terms of Use and other applicable Microsoft terms for the Copilot product you use.
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