On Android, you can connect Photoroom to your Dropbox account. Once the connection is in place, you can pick images from your Dropbox to use in Photoroom.
Note: Setting up the connection is a one-time task, unless it becomes disconnected again.
Availability
Important: Access to Dropbox on Android has not been rolled out to all customers. If you don't see it in Photoroom, you don't have it yet.
Before you start
You need to have a Dropbox account. You can use a free account or a paid account.
To create a Dropbox account, see the Dropbox website.
Important: Each user can connect one Dropbox account. It is one Dropbox per user, not per Space.
Connect Photoroom to Dropbox (Android)
To connect Photoroom to Dropbox:
Select the Space that you want to work in.
Note: Your Dropbox is associated with your user account, not one particular Space.
On the Home screen, select Start from photo to display the Choose an image screen.
Select Dropbox at the top.
If you don't see it, your account does not have access to Dropbox support yet.
Select Connect to Dropbox.
Note: If there is no Connect to Dropbox option and you can see your Dropbox content, it means your Dropbox is already connected. This can happen if you have previously connected Dropbox on Android or by using the Web App version of Photoroom.
If prompted, follow the on-screen instructions to log in to your Dropbox account
Photoroom connects to your Dropbox and shows its content.
You can now add images from your Dropbox.
Tip: To disconnect your Dropbox, select the cog icon on the Dropbox screen and then select Disconnect. Confirm you want to disconnect.
Use Dropbox images in Photoroom
To use Dropbox images in Photoroom, connect your Dropbox to Photoroom (see above) and then:
Access the Choose an image dialog.
The Choose an image dialog is available from many places, including:
Home > Start from a photo
Any AI tool's photo upload step
Batch > Start new batch
Batch > Add images
Batch > main editor > Insert
Products > Add products
Products editor > Add images.
Select the Dropbox icon.
If your Dropbox has files organized into folders, select the folders to navigate into the sub-folders. Use the back arrow to go back to the parent folder.
When you get to the images, select the images that you want to use in Photoroom.
Select Add images.
Photoroom opens the images in the appropriate editor, ready for you to work with it.
Note: Some AI tools, such as Recolor, do not have an Add images option. Instead, they automatically add the image and open the editor when you select an image.


