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@Muse Ready to get things done. 🤝

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Dropbox 🤝 @Muse.

Getting a client project ready? Tell Muse what needs to get done. With Dropbox connected, it can find the latest brief and assets, organize the folder, request missing files, and prepare everything to share.

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What does it take to turn an album into a live world that continues to evolve?

Sudan Archives and her team use Dropbox Replay to review each show, leave time-stamped notes on audio, lighting, choreography, and staging, then apply that feedback before the next performance.

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Dropbox CTO Ali Dasdan shares what we’ve learned from deploying AI at company scale, from rethinking workflows to measuring whether greater output leads to real impact.

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Dropbox is now available in @bot. Give Grok Bot a role and a goal, and it can use briefs, assets, research, and project context from Dropbox to help get the work done.

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Dropbox and @SpaceXAI are bringing Dropbox into the @cursor_ai Marketplace. Reference requirements, technical specs, and other project files stored in Dropbox while you build, then find, inspect, organize, and share permitted content from Cursor.

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A Dropbox folder, reimagined in sand: precision at close range, perspective from a step back. 🎨 Elodie Bouédec

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A pile of sand, placed with remarkable precision, becomes Elodie Bouédec’s take on a Dropbox folder. We asked five artists to reimagine their Dropbox folders through the lens of their specific medium.

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We asked artists to reimagine Dropbox folders through their own creative lens. Go behind the scenes to see how Maria Rec took hers from sketchbook notes to a larger-than-life paper world. �We asked artists to reimagine Dropbox folders through their own creative lens. Go behind the scenes to see how Maria Rec took hers from sketchbook notes to a larger-than-life paper world. �We asked artists to reimagine Dropbox folders through their own creative lens. Go behind the scenes to see how Maria Rec took hers from sketchbook notes to a larger-than-life paper world. �We asked artists to reimagine Dropbox folders through their own creative lens. Go behind the scenes to see how Maria Rec took hers from sketchbook notes to a larger-than-life paper world. �We asked artists to reimagine Dropbox folders through their own creative lens. Go behind the scenes to see how Maria Rec took hers from sketchbook notes to a larger-than-life paper world. 🎨

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Dropbox 🤝 @GeminiApp

Use the Dropbox app for Gemini chat and Gemini Spark to work with your Dropbox files, create shareable links, and use your content to create Google Slides, Google Sheets, Gmail drafts, and more.

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Maria Rec starts with pencil marks and small ideas, then lets them grow into larger-than-life handmade work. 🎨

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For Danae Gosset, no experiment is wasted. Sketches, tests, drafts, and old ideas all become part of an archive she can return to when the next project begins. 🎨

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@ChatGPT @Box Here’s to less searching and more doing 🤝

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Now you can find Dropbox files without leaving @ChatGPT.

With Dropbox connected, browse or search your files directly in ChatGPT, add one to a prompt with @, and preview it beside your chat.

Your files stay in Dropbox, and existing permissions apply.

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A Dropbox folder can look simple from the outside. For Danae Gosset, each one is a portal for references, ideas, memories, and the start of something new. 🎨

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Stop motion and Dropbox folders have a lot in common. They contain countless tiny pieces that put together make something beautiful.

Lucas Drobnitzky knows how to make something out of both.

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Actual footage of what happens when you press the share button.

We asked five artists to reimagine the inside of their Dropbox folders. Here’s what stop motion artist Lucas Drobnitzky created.

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Step inside Baby Rose’s creative world.

Her Dropbox folder brings together studio sessions, visuals, music, and the community behind “Yearnalism.”

Explore the drop.

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The messy middle, in Helen Ferry’s studio: paper tests, cutting files, replacement animation, countless Dropbox files, and the tiny imperfections that make stop-motion feel alive.

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When demand goes up, adding more hardware can seem like the obvious answer. But it’s not always the best one. Here’s how Dropbox is thinking about infrastructure efficiency in the AI era.