Step 1: Open Wappwolf and create an account to get started. Sending an Attachment from Dropbox to Evernote Let us now see how you can send these files to Evernote. With this, we have completed 50% of the work. If you see the attachment in your Dropbox folder, you are good to proceed. Go ahead and test the connection by sending yourself a dummy email with an attachment. From this point on, whenever you get an email which has an attached file matching the filter you have created, the file will be automatically uploaded to the folder in Dropbox. Remember to select the new folder we have specifically created on Dropbox for the job. Step 5: Here, create a new rule by selecting the type of file you want to send to Dropbox and the folder you want to send it to. Again click on the button and select the option Manage Rules. Step 4: After you have connected your Dropbox account to, it’s time to create a rule for the incoming attachments. Click on the button (paper clip icon) and select Manage Cloud Services to connect to your Dropbox account. As our aim is to send the attachments to a folder in Dropbox, we will have to connect both the services (Dropbox and ). Step 3: The extension will integrate seamlessly with your Gmail inbox and will start monitoring all your attached files in your emails. Step 2: Download and install extension for your browser and register yourself using your Google account.
Though you can use a pre-existing folder, creating a new one will keep them discrete.
Step 1: Before we proceed, let’s make a new folder in the Dropbox account to save all the Gmail attachments. Sending an Attachment from Gmail to Dropbox Both of them are free to use and make the process a cakewalk. Wappwolf and are two online services, just like ifttt for automating your tasks on the web.
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