Dropbox and OpenAI are making it easier to bring the context behind work directly into AI workflows, noting that usage across Dropbox’s AI integrations has grown more than 13X over the last four months. Dropbox first entered ChatGPT through its Model Context Protocol (MCP)-powered app, enabling users to search and reference Dropbox content and take actions such as saving work, organizing files, and creating links for sharing from a ChatGPT conversation. Now Dropbox is introducing a new native Dropbox experience in ChatGPT and is among the first platforms to become part of ChatGPT’s native file experience. Once connected, Dropbox is available directly within ChatGPT’s everyday file flows, allowing users to browse and search Dropbox content and folders in Library, choose from recent files, @mention a file in a conversation, add it directly to a prompt, and preview files, including videos, alongside the ChatGPT conversation. This native experience builds on existing Dropbox capabilities in ChatGPT: native discovery and preview help bring source material into conversations, while the Dropbox app lets users save, organize, and share what they create. Previously, bringing Dropbox content into a ChatGPT conversation started by @mentioning Dropbox to invoke the app and asking it to find the right file; with the new native experience, users can go directly to the Dropbox file they want to use.