Send Gmail attachments straight to Dropbox
Client work arrives by email and belongs in a shared folder. Move attachments from Gmail to Dropbox in bulk, or let a workflow drop new ones in for you.
Free plan · No credit card required · Works with your existing Gmail
Works with Gmail Secure OAuth, no password needed 
GDPR compliant 
Official Google APIsSee it in action
Gmail to Dropbox, at a glance
Inbox
3 new attachments
Invoice-July.pdf- Receipt-0332.pdf
Statement.xlsx
Dropbox
/Clients/Acme
Invoice-July.pdf uploaded
Receipt-0332.pdf uploaded
Statement.xlsx on its way…
Files from this client to their shared folder
Runs automatically when email arrives
How it works
From inbox to done in three steps
If your team works out of Dropbox, an attachment sitting in one person inbox is effectively lost to everyone else. It gets forwarded, downloaded, re-uploaded, and renamed, and two versions end up in different folders.
Dioveo puts the file where the work happens. Select attachments from your whole Gmail history and send them to Dropbox in one action, or set a rule so files from a client land in that client folder the moment they arrive.
Connect Gmail and Dropbox
Sign in with Google, then link Dropbox in a click. Personal and team accounts both work.
Send files across
Search your mail, select attachments in bulk, and choose the Dropbox folder, including a shared one, as the destination.
Automate the repeat work
A rule like "everything from this client goes to their shared folder" keeps running without you.
Why Dioveo
Built for exactly this job
Bulk send to Dropbox. Move hundreds of attachments from Gmail into a Dropbox folder in a single pass, with no download and re-upload round trip.
Straight into shared folders. Send to a shared folder and the whole team sees the file as it arrives, instead of waiting for someone to forward it.
One folder per client. Point a rule at a sender or a keyword and the right client folder fills itself, so nobody has to remember to file anything.
Official Dropbox API. Access uses Dropbox OAuth and is limited to what you approve. Dioveo moves your files and never stores them.
Feedback
What early testers say
“I searched 'QA' and my resume popped up right away. It solved the whole digging-through-old-emails problem for me.”
“The best part is the Library. Everything is organized and categorized, so I find the document I need without wasting time searching.”
“The download and export are the strongest part. My Drive kept the exact category structure, folders and subfolders. No manual reorganizing.”
“From sign-up to cloud sync, everything just worked. My attachments were indexed, I found files instantly, and the Drive sync did exactly what it promised.”
“Being able to auto-sort years of receipts and bulk download them in seconds felt like magic. I can see myself using this every week.”
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Can I send attachments to a Dropbox shared folder?
Can Gmail attachments save to Dropbox automatically?
Will the same file get uploaded twice?
Does it work with a Dropbox Business account?
Can I move old attachments as well as new ones?
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Gmail attachments, dropped in Dropbox
Connect both accounts, move the backlog once, and let new client files file themselves from then on.