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# Dropbox

### Overview

This guide explains how to connect your Dropbox account as an external object storage service in LLM Labs. Once connected, you can access and use files from Dropbox directly within your LLM Labs projects and workflows.

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**Dropbox** external object storage is currently available only for [LLM Labs](/llm-projects/llm-introduction.md).
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### Get started

1. Navigate to the **Settings** **> External object storage** from the sidebar menu.
2. Click **Add external object storage**.

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3. Select **Dropbox** from the available options.

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4. After selecting Dropbox, you will be redirected to the Dropbox website or an authentication pop-up. Sign in to your Dropbox account if prompted.

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5. Dropbox will request permission for Datasaur to access your files or specific folders. Review the permissions, then click **Allow**.

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6. After authorization, you will be redirected back to Datasaur, and your Dropbox will appear in the list of connected storage.

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