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Deleting multiple duplicated in a single operation
I often find duplicate photos in several folders using the 'Find duplicates' feature. Currently, I have to delete selected photos from each duplicate set one by one. It would be helpful if I could select all the photos I want to delete across multiple sets and remove them in a single operation. This would make managing duplicates much faster and more efficient.
Photo AI Index search & Detection
Please pass this on to your engineers, please incorporate photo indexing where I can select someone's face and have Dropbox search through all my photos and find all the associated photos. But don't limit it to just human beings but let it be anything. Please incorporate this feature. Because there's so many pictures and or videos i want to delete but i have hundreds of thousands of photos to go through and it's impossible to do so. Also, it be cool if i can choose someone's face and have the option to "delete" their face in the group photo.Persistent Indicator for Files with Unresolved Comments
Currently, Dropbox shows a comment notification only when a comment is new or unread. Once the comment is read, the indicator disappears even if the comment is not resolved. This makes it hard to see which files still require attention. I would like Dropbox to introduce a persistent visual indicator (badge, icon, number, highlight, or any small marker) that appears whenever a file has unresolved comments, regardless of whether they have been read already. Why this matters: Teams use comments for review and approvals. After reading a comment, there is no quick way to see that the file still needs action. Users must open each file and check the comments panel to find unresolved comments. This leads to missed feedback and slower collaboration. How it could work: Show a small badge next to the file name in the file list when unresolved comments exist. In the file preview, show a subtle “unresolved comments” indicator even if all comments are read. User impact: This would help teams working with shared documents by making outstanding work visible at a glance, reducing mistakes and speeding up reviews.
Bypass Request Permission to Join Folder on "anyone with the link can edit" folders
It would be helpful in certain situations to be able to bypass the the "request permission to join folder" prompt when sharing a folder via a anyone with the link can edit permission. We already set the link to be anyone with the link. If they have the link, I'd like them to be able to edit the folder. This is already how it behaves in individual accounts.
Option to convert PDF files to Word in Dropbox
Being able to convert pdfs to word within dropbox would save so much time and less frustrating when its going to get saved to dropbox anyways. the security alone through you guys makes me feel a lot more comfortable dealing with HIPPA related documents without any worries. i know in the past it was brought up but did not gain any traction to make it happen. I'm hoping it will be different this time. the link to previous post is the following: https://www.dropboxforum.com/idea/101002013/file-conversion---pdf-to-word/609479 Thank you for the consideration
Allow us to watermark multiple selected photos at once.
Currently the only two options in Dropbox is to watermark a photo 1 by one, opening the photo, selecting watermark, and then configuring the watermark on the photo and then saving. Or you have the option to add a watermark to entire folders. There is no option to just select multiple photos in a folder and apply a watermark. If I am dealing with multiple folders each day with 60 pictures in each and need to watermark 40 out of the 60, my only option is to spend an hour watermarking them one by one. There should be savable watermarks, so if I select multiple pictures to watermark I do not have to input watermark inputs every time and just simply select a saved input. Instead of suggesting work arounds, Dropbox should actually implement features to make user interaction much easier.