Wednesday, February 27, 2019

Unsplash & Dropbox : Unsplash for Dropbox Paper

Dropbox Paper is a beautifully designed workspace that helps teams stay productive while collaborating. It’s more than just a place for writing: it’s a space that lets us review our team’s latest articles, have meaningful exchanges around specific problems, create the next to-dos, assign owners, and set deadlines all in one place, in real-time. In just under a year, Dropbox Paper became the essential tool for planning the next set of features for Unsplash, and it’s now how we build our company roadmaps.

That’s why we're thrilled to announce a partnership between Dropbox and Unsplash, where you can now choose from 850K+ beautifully curated photos to add to your Paper documents. 
With the Unsplash integration, you’ll be able to find the perfect header image for your project scope, put together a grid of photos for your client’s mood board, or prepare a dynamic template for all of your next presentations. 
Because the Unsplash library is build from such a generous, global community, the Dropbox team made sure that each photographer was properly cited in the integration. You will find the photographer's name and a link to their Unsplash profile under each photo, allowing you to discover more of their work.
More information here.
Photo by zhang kaiyv on Unsplash
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