

Tap the folder where you’d like to sync your images (such as the pre-existing Photos folder), tap the “+” sign in the top-right corner of the screen, then tap the Upload Here button.Take a picture with the iPhone’s Camera app, then go back to Dropbox. All set? Then let’s start by uploading a single photo.As with the Android version of Dropbox, you’ll see a “splash” screen asking if you want to turn on the Camera Upload feature for now, tap “Cancel.” Install the Dropbox app, then sign in with your Dropbox username and password.Tap the “+” button in the top-right corner of the Dropbox app to upload photos from your iPhone.

*These settings may vary depending on the make and model of your Android phone. You’ll get the option to automatically upload photos only when you’re on a Wi-Fi network (a good idea, lest you rack up pricey mobile data charges), and you can also check a box to sync all your existing pictures (a potentially lengthy process, so be warned).


In a few seconds, the picture will sync to your Dropbox-and if you’ve installed the Dropbox utility onto your Mac or PC, you’ll see your snapshot sitting in the Dropbox folder on your desktop.
