Now you can add files to your Dropbox folder and they will be optimized with ShortPixel! To optimize your existing images, you need to move them back and forth to activate Dropbox's trigger. If you prefer, you can save it back to Dropbox or Google Drive. Specify File Extension: Use ' File Ext'. To do that, choose the necessary preset, click on the paint bucket icon and select the. File: use the return value ' File: (Exists but not shown)'. In the 'Customize File' section, fill in the fields with the following parameters: Select the Dropbox app and the ' Upload File' Event: To do this, add a final step to your Zap. It's time to upload the file back to Dropbox.Send a test to ShortPixel, and everything should look fine:.Under 'File', select ' Direct Media Link', and you can set the rest of the options as needed. Put ShortPixel to work! Choose the settings you want:.Log in to ShortPixel, where you will need to enter your API key: Proceed to the next step. Make sure you see the ShortPixel app and Event as in the following image and continue: Select ' Filter' and add the following fields: Select the folder where your images are located and select ' No' under 'Include File Contents?':Ĭlick on the ' +' icon in the middle of steps 1 and 2: Select the Dropbox App and choose the ' New File in Folder' Event:.In order to optimize your newly added Dropbox images with ShortPixel, you must first click here to receive an invitation.Īfter you receive the invitation and log in to your Zapier account, you can create the integration as follows: Optimize Dropbox images using Zapier and the ShortPixel App

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