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How To Connect Dropbox To Feedly Pro

September 23, 2019

Feedly the online feed aggregator has a Dropbox integration through which you can store your saved articles, tagged articles and OPML file directly to Dropbox in real time. This option is available for Pro accounts.

If using a free account, you can still access and add feeds as well as save articles but only within Feedly.

Feedly main page

Here is how to link Dropbox to your Feedly Pro account:

Login to Feedly and click on Integrations.

accessing Integrations option from Feedly dashboard

You can also access this from the account settings.

accessing Feedly account settings

Integrations option from account settings in Feedly

Then from the Dropbox section, click on CONNECT TO DROPBOX. Also articles can directly be saved to OneNote, Evernote and Pocket from Integrations section.

linking Dropbox to Feedly account

 

Select Allow to link your Dropbox account to Feedly.

authorizing Dropbox access for Feedly

Once connected, to start backing up your Feedly account, choose a format in which it will be stored in Dropbox.

choosing a backup format to store Feedly data to Dropbox

The available options include HTML and PDF. Click BEGIN BACKUP to stat backing up the Feedly account content.

HTML or PDF formats for backing up Feedly data to Dropbox

 

Check your Dropbox account. There will now be a new folder created titled Feedly Vault. The articles that were tagged and saved in Feedly will be available within this Dropbox folder.

Feedly Vault folder automatically created in Dropbox

All done.

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