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Dropbox announced Dropbox for Microsoft Copilot, an integration that lets users find and summarize Dropbox content within Copilot, draft documents in Microsoft Word, and save generated text back to Dropbox with shared links.

Introducing Dropbox for Microsoft Copilot. Find and summarize Dropbox content with @MSFTCopilot, use it to draft a project update in Microsoft Word, then save the update back to Dropbox.
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Introducing Dropbox for Microsoft Copilot.

Find and summarize Dropbox content with @MSFTCopilot, use it to draft a project update in Microsoft Word, then save the update back to Dropbox.


Dropbox Integration for Microsoft Copilot - Dropbox

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Stay in your flow with Microsoft Copilot

The Dropbox for Copilot integration lets you reference project files to quickly create briefs, proposals, and more. Save your finished work back to Dropbox so your team can pick up and build from there.

Microsoft Copilot uses Dropbox to find the Winter Product Launch campaign brief for summarization.

Work with more momentum

Access and move your projects forward directly in Copilot—with fewer app switches and less distraction.

Take everyday tasks further

Your Dropbox content gives Copilot more to draw from. Compare drafts with source materials to double-check requirements and flag open questions, so you have a clearer picture of what comes next.

Microsoft Copilot uses Dropbox to find the Winter Product Launch campaign brief for summarization

Even easier handoffs

Copilot lets you save generated text back to Dropbox and create shared links to supporting files, so collaborators can see the insights and where they came from.

Microsoft Copilot creates a shareable Dropbox link for the Winter Product Launch campaign brief

Frequently asked questions

What can I do with Dropbox in Microsoft Copilot?With Dropbox for Copilot, you can find files and folders, summarize supported content, and use that information to draft briefs and proposals. You can also create shared links and save newly generated text back to Dropbox.

How do I connect Dropbox to Copilot?- Install Dropbox for Copilot through Cowork.

  • Go toCustomizeand search forDropbox for Copilot.
  • Connectand authorize your Dropbox account.
  • Once connected, explicitly mention Dropbox in your prompts to use the integration.

Can Copilot access my entire Dropbox account?It can only work with content your connected account is authorized to access. Existing Dropbox permissions and team policies still apply.

What can I save back to Dropbox?You can save newly generated UTF-8 text or code as new files up to 5 MB with supported extensions. For example, save a meeting recap or project update as a text file.

Which Dropbox plans and platforms are supported?Dropbox for Copilot supports all Dropbox plans. Setup instructions are available for Microsoft Copilot on the web and desktop. You’ll also need access to Microsoft Copilot and Cowork.

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