How To Automatically Upload Photos You Take On Android To Dropbox

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Camera uploads can use a large amount of battery power the first time your photos are uploaded. After the photos are uploaded, battery usage should return to normal. By default, the Dropbox app stops auto-uploading when your battery is low to save battery life.


If I go into the Dropbox Camera Uploads > hit the plus sign > and take a photo, that photo immediately uploads. So that functionality seems to be intact. When I take a photo with the Android 6 camera app, that photo doesn't show up anywhere in Dropbox - but it shows up in the Photos app - so it seems as though the Dropbox app can't "see" the photos I'm taking on my phone.


When I take a picture I have to go into dropbox app in order for it to push my picture to dropbox. All my settings appear to be correct. It's been happening on my last 4 phones. I have pixel 10XL and latest android and app software. Thanks


I would like to stop Dropbox from automatically uploading photos from my Android phone. I found several articles that said I should simply click the on my profile initials and select "pause syncing", however, when I click on my profile initials, I do NOT see that option.


You can manually upload files, photos and videos to your Dropbox account using the mobile app. The steps you take to manually upload files on your mobile device will vary slightly depending on the type of device you use.


I re installed dropbox, tried disabling then enabling automatic upload, I tried moving the files to Camera directory, but they won't automatically upload. Taking a normal picture using camera phone automatically upload photos just fine.


I need to quickly start uploading new pictures I take on my Android device to Dropbox, and for efficiency purposes I need it to automatically upload as soon as I take the picture. However, as soon as I turn on Camera Uploads I see pictures start appearing on my PC in my Dropbox folder, even though I have not taken any pictures yet. It appears that Dropbox is uploading pictures I have already taken! Strangely, there isn't even any indication on the Android device that this is happening.


This behavior is unacceptable for two reasons: first, I have a LOT of pictures I have already taken, and I cannot wait for them all the upload before I can start getting new pictures off the camera. Second, I probably don't even have enough space in Dropbox and it is going to use up my quota before I even have a chance to get to new pictures that I actually want to upload.





Installing Dropbox on the iPhone requires manually triggering the upload process instead of it running itself in the background. Dropbox only runs for about 10 minutes every time you open the app or change location. If you rarely change location then it might as well be manual upload only. In my situation I rarely change location for days and even a week or two at a time. I might take as many as thirty photos, but they will only start uploading when I open the app, and they will only continue uploading for 10 minutes.


The "Background uploading", even though it has been here for a while, as the OP said, is only temporary; that is, one must open the app once in a while, and the app is still closed after that 10 min period. The only real background upload happens when the phone detects a location change. Anyway, now at least I know why I have to manually open the app to upload the photos.


My photos suddenly began refusing to upload in the middle of a hike. They stubbornly stayed stuck even after letting Dropbox have focus overnight, as @UweKeim suggested. I kept this screen lit for more than 12 hours, to no avail:


I can't be sure which file Dropbox was choked on. There was one 25MB panorama, a couple 18MB videos. (I've uploaded much larger photos without incident.) After I moved about a hal

How To Automatically Upload Photos You Take On Android To Dropbox

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