On the pop-up window, click on Save screenshots to Dropbox. If you don’t see a popup window, click on the Dropbox icon in the upper right-hand corner of the screen. Click on the gear icon in the bottom right-hand corner. Select Preferences. In the new window, click on the Import tab. Mark the checkbox next to Share screenshots using Dropbox. Click the 'Save Screenshots to Dropbox' button. Screenshot by Ed Rhee/CNET On PCs, screenshots will automatically upload to the Screenshot folder in your Dropbox.

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Nor are they ideal when you’re in a hurry. You need to transfer them onto a USB stick or manually upload them to cloud storage. If you use Dropbox, the process of storing and sharing screenshots is more streamlined: you can make Dropbox automatically upload any screenshots you take. Here’s how to do that on a Mac. How to Automatically Save Screenshots to Dropbox • Download the. • Install the Dropbox app on your Mac. • Press Shift + Command + 3 to take a screenshot of your entire screen. • On the pop-up window, click on Save screenshots to Dropbox.

• If you don’t see a popup window, click on the Dropbox icon in the upper right-hand corner of the screen. • Click on the gear icon in the bottom right-hand corner. • Select Preferences. • In the new window, click on the Import tab. • Mark the checkbox next to Share screenshots using Dropbox.

• Reboot your machine. If you want to turn off the feature at a later date, just unmark the Share screenshots using Dropbox checkbox in Preferences > Import. Do you use Dropbox to automatically save all the screenshots you take on your Mac, or do you prefer to manage your images on a case-by-case basis?

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