Envira Gallery – Dropbox Importer Addon

An Envira Gallery addon that links your Dropbox account so you can pull photos straight into WordPress galleries. Browse Dropbox folders and pick images without downloading them to your computer first.

Version1.3.8
Last UpdatedApril 25, 2026
TypeWordPress Plugin
LicenseGPL v2 or later
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Description

This addon connects a Dropbox account to Envira Gallery so photos stored in the cloud can be brought into WordPress galleries. You can look through your Dropbox folders, choose the images you want, and add them to a gallery directly. There is no need to save the files to your computer before using them.

Key Features

  • Dropbox account connection – Links your Dropbox account to Envira Gallery so cloud photos are reachable from WordPress.
  • Direct photo import – Brings photos from your cloud storage into WordPress galleries without a separate upload step.
  • Folder browsing – Lets you open and look through your Dropbox folders to find the images you want.
  • No local download needed – You can add images to galleries without first saving them to your own computer.

Who Is It For

This addon is for WordPress site owners who already use Envira Gallery and keep their photos in Dropbox. It suits anyone who wants to build or update galleries from cloud-stored images instead of uploading each file from a local drive.