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Start typing what you’d like to search for and search results will appear as you type.

To access image search, all you have to do is: And “laptop” doesn’t even have to be in the filename. You can search for things like “laptop” to see all the photos that have laptops and images related to laptops in your Dropbox account.

With artificial intelligence, we’ve made it easy for you to find photos based on the content in them. It helps to look at thumbnails, but if you have a ton of images, that’s still a lot of scrolling. When it comes to file search, images can be especially difficult to find because there’s usually no searchable data like text. We have a number of intuitive ways to find your files fast and we even updated our interface to give you more options when you search. That’s why we built better ways to help you find your content so you can get back to your actual work. But what if you don't remember the right keywords? Can you really afford to spend two and a half hours of your day searching for files? We can’t either. We all want to find what we want, when we want it, but that's hard to do when you can't remember the filename and you’re relying on keywords to aid your search. How much time do you think you spend looking for files per day? Is it 15 minutes? An hour? Well, studies show that knowledge workers spend about two and a half hours a day searching for files.