The WordPress plugin for Dropbox
Your files stay in your Dropbox account.

Your Dropbox files, on your WordPress site
Keep working in Dropbox. WordPress simply shows the files.
Synkivo connects Dropbox to WordPress. Once connected, any page can browse, display, or accept files from your Dropbox account. The files stay in Dropbox. Your WordPress host never touches them.
Three examples: a podcast site streams every episode directly from Dropbox; a design studio delivers client work through a private WordPress portal backed by Dropbox team folders; a creator sells downloadable products through WooCommerce with files served from Dropbox.
Synkivo connects through Dropbox’s standard OAuth flow. No Dropbox App to register, no API keys to manage. Personal accounts and Dropbox Business accounts both work.
What you can do with Dropbox on WordPress
What you can build with Dropbox files on a WordPress page.
Browse Dropbox folders
Show a file browser on any page that lists folders from your Dropbox account. Team folders on Dropbox Business are supported alongside personal folders.
Stream audio and video
Audio and video stream directly from Dropbox to the visitor's browser through temporary download URLs. Fast delivery without touching your WordPress hosting bandwidth.
Search across Dropbox
Search files from your connected Dropbox accounts through a single WordPress interface. Visitors find content without leaving the page.
File previews inside modules
Image previews for photos, Office documents, and PDFs.
Uploads to Dropbox
Visitors upload files straight from their browser to your Dropbox with drag-and-drop. Larger files pass through your WordPress server as a fallback.
Offload WordPress media hosting
Move media files out of your WordPress uploads folder into Dropbox. Your WP host disk usage stays flat; Dropbox streams the content.
How Synkivo connects Dropbox to WordPress
No syncing. No duplication.
1.
Connect your cloud
Click “Add Account” in Synkivo and pick Dropbox. Sign in with your Personal Dropbox account or any other Dropbox account.

2.
Pick a module
Choose from 8 display types: file browser, gallery, upload box, player, and more.

3.
Configure visually
Assign a folder and user permissions and configure the layout.

4.
Publish
Drop the module on any page or post. Visitors interact with Dropbox files directly.

Deliver digital products from Dropbox
Add Dropbox files to WooCommerce or Easy Digital Downloads. Customers buy, Dropbox delivers.
For creators and small businesses, Dropbox plus WooCommerce turns Synkivo into a digital-product engine. Store the files in Dropbox, sell them through WooCommerce, and let customers send files back to you for orders that need them.
Sell digital products from your cloud
Store videos, software packages, templates, PDFs, design assets, and other digital products in Dropbox. Synkivo integrates with WooCommerce and Easy Digital Downloads so customers receive time-limited download links while files remain in your Dropbox account.
Update a file once in Dropbox and future customers automatically receive the latest version. Large downloads never consume your WordPress hosting bandwidth.
- Pick files from Dropbox in the WooCommerce or EDD product editor
- Secure download links generated per order
- Files served directly from Dropbox; never copied to WordPress
- Update files once, all future downloads get the new version
- Works with both WooCommerce and Easy Digital Downloads

Let customers upload files to your Dropbox per order
Add a cloud upload box to your product page, cart, checkout, or order detail page. Customers attach designs, documents, briefs, or any file your workflow requires.
Each order gets its own folder in Dropbox, organized automatically. Dynamic Folders builds the per-customer or per-order folder structure for you.
- Upload box on product, cart, checkout, or order detail pages
- Per-order folders created automatically in Dropbox
- File type and size restrictions
- Works with Dynamic Folders for automated organization

Useful for: print shops accepting artwork submissions, design studios collecting briefs, template stores selling InDesign or PSD files, ebook sellers, course providers handing out materials.
Dropbox files in the WordPress Media Library
Pick a Dropbox file. Insert it on any page or post. The file stays in Dropbox.
Synkivo adds a Dropbox tab to the WordPress Media Library dialog. Click “Add Media” in the editor, browse your Dropbox, pick a file, and insert it. No download. No re-upload.
When you insert a file, you choose Embed or Import. Embed links to the file in Dropbox; the WordPress page references it live, and any update in Dropbox reflects on your site immediately.
Import copies the file once into WordPress uploads, useful when you want a local copy that survives even if the Dropbox connection is unavailable.
See the WordPress Media Library cloud storage page for the broader pattern.
Everything you need to share files on your site.
Each module is visually configured — no code required. Place it anywhere with a shortcode, Gutenberg block, or page builder widget.
Every Synkivo module works with Dropbox
Pick the module that fits your page. The same Dropbox connection powers all of them.
Secure by default
Files are served through temporary Dropbox links. WordPress decides who reaches them.
Dropbox OAuth authentication
Sign-in goes through Dropbox directly, with whatever authentication rules your Dropbox account requires (password, 2FA).
Folder-level access control
Each module points to specific folders in your Dropbox account. Visitors can only browse the locations configured for that module.
Role-based actions
Define what each WordPress role can do per module: browse, upload, download, rename or delete. Access is enforced inside WordPress before requests reach Dropbox.
Personal folder
Link individual WordPress users to specific Dropbox sub-folders. Each visitor sees only the folder linked to their account. Pro plan and above.
Temporary delivery URLs
Every file download uses a short-lived URL issued by Dropbox. Once the URL expires, it cannot be reused.
Files never copied to WordPress
Synkivo passes file requests to Dropbox in real time. The WordPress server never stores Dropbox files unless you explicitly use Media Library Import.
Use cases for Dropbox and WordPress
Where Dropbox's fast delivery meets WordPress's content layer.
Download portals
Software installers, driver updates, documentation, or asset packs. One WordPress page lists everything you keep in a Dropbox folder; visitors download through temporary Dropbox links. Sorted, filtered, and searchable.
Podcast and video hosting
Audio episodes and video content served straight from Dropbox to the visitor's browser. Your WordPress hosting handles the page; Dropbox handles the bandwidth.
WooCommerce and Easy Digital Downloads
Sell templates, videos, software, design assets, or course materials stored in Dropbox. Each purchase resolves to a time-limited Dropbox link. Update files once in Dropbox; every future buyer gets the latest version.
Client and team portals
Design studios, agencies, and consultancies deliver client work through private WordPress portals backed by Dropbox team folders. Each client logs in, each client sees only their own folder.
Connect Dropbox to WordPress today
Why Dropbox for WordPress?
Dropbox is one of the most widely used cloud storage services in the world. For millions of teams and creators, Dropbox is already the place where files live. Connecting WordPress to Dropbox means one less system to introduce and one less workflow to change.
For WordPress sites that share, sell, or stream files, Dropbox handles the delivery through temporary download URLs. Files reach the visitor directly from Dropbox’s infrastructure while your WordPress hosting focuses on the page itself.
Dropbox Business adds team folders, full-text search inside file contents, and higher bandwidth limits, which matters for larger teams and higher-traffic sites.
Fast file delivery
Every download uses a temporary URL issued by Dropbox. Files reach the visitor without going through your WordPress hosting.
Simple OAuth setup
No Dropbox App to register, no API keys to manage. Sign in once and pick a folder.
Team folders on Business
Dropbox Business accounts unlock team folders, higher bandwidth ceilings, and full-text search inside file contents.
Multiple Dropbox accounts
Connect several Dropbox accounts (Personal or Business) to the same WordPress installation and combine content from all of them.
Common Questions Answered
Do I need to register a Dropbox App to use Synkivo?
Only when you use the Free version. The paid version handles the OAuth connection securely through its own registered Dropbox App. You sign in with your Dropbox account, approve the access Synkivo requests, and the connection is ready. No API keys or app secrets to manage.
Does Synkivo work with both Personal Dropbox and Dropbox Business?
Yes. Personal Dropbox accounts and Dropbox Business accounts both connect through the same OAuth flow. Business accounts unlock team folders, full-text search inside file contents, and higher bandwidth ceilings; Personal accounts work for solo creators and smaller sites. You can mix account types on the same WordPress installation.
Are my files copied to WordPress, or do they stay in Dropbox?
Files stay in Dropbox. Synkivo does not copy, mirror, or sync files to your WordPress server. When a visitor browses, streams, downloads, or previews a file, Synkivo retrieves it from Dropbox in real time through temporary download URLs. Only files explicitly imported through the Media Library Import option are copied to WordPress uploads.
Can I connect multiple Dropbox accounts and team folders?
Yes. Synkivo supports connecting multiple Dropbox accounts to the same WordPress installation. Each module can point to a different account, folder, or team folder, so you can combine content from several Dropbox sources on one site.
Can I sell digital products from Dropbox through WooCommerce or EDD?
Yes. Synkivo integrates with both WooCommerce and Easy Digital Downloads. Add Dropbox files to any downloadable product using the Synkivo file picker. After checkout, customers receive time-limited download links served directly from Dropbox. Update the file once in Dropbox; future customers get the latest version. See the WooCommerce integration and Easy Digital Downloads integration pages for details.