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derrickyee
Dropbox Product Manager
Dropbox Product ManagerStay organized and save time with new folder automation updates
Hey Dropbox Community!
We are so excited to introduce new enhancements to the folder automation features to help you stay organized. We’re introducing multiple step automations (up to five), including within subfolders. Now, you can configure multiple automations on selected folders and subfolders to automatically convert uploaded files to PDFs, rename files, add watermarks, and more.
Get started by selecting “+Create” under the search bar, then select “Folder,” and finally select “Automated folder.”
Tell us about your experience with Dropbox's Folder Automation Features in the comments below! Or comment down below any features you'd love to see to help you stay organized.
- Graham
Community Manager
Thanks for the update derrickyee, this is awesome! I'm really looking forward to checking out some of the automations, especially adding watermarks and renaming files.
I'll be using these for photography projects and I'd love to know what everyone else plans to use them for. Let me know by leaving a comment below!
Where can I find more information about automations? I need basic information such as;
- What is an autom- ation?
- Why did Dropbox create them?
- How do people use them?
- What is especially useful about them,?
- What are some precautions, if any, to take in using them?
- What can a person do to get the most out of using automations?
Can folder automations be used to automate the file naming process? For example, I would like to use file names that have a standard format, beginning with the date the file was created followed by a word or two referring to the content. Could that naming approach be automated? Could folder automations or another tool provide the names for me?
