Your Dropbox app has a unique app key that can be used (along with the app secret) to generate access tokens for making calls to the Dropbox API by implementing an OAuth flow. If this is your first time creating a Dropbox app, head to our step-by-step setup wizard in the App Console, which will guide you through creating your Dropbox app. Click the arrow next to the app you’d like to disconnect.Anything developers build on Dropbox need s to connect through a Dropbox a pp.If at any point you wish to disconnect an app from your account, you can do so in your account settings. How to disconnect a third-party app from your Dropbox account You’ll see what access that app has next to Permissions. Click your avatar (profile picture or initials) in the upper-right.To see what access a specific app has to your Dropbox account: Full Dropbox - All folders and files in your Dropbox account.The app can only access files in that folder. App Folder - A specific folder in your Dropbox account.The app can only access that specific file and only write create and write to a file in that same folder. Select Access - Provides access to a specific file in your Dropbox account.It may also request access in the following ways:

When you link an app to Dropbox, the app will have access to your basic account information, such as your registered email address. Apps can request different levels of access to your Dropbox account including viewing, editing, or managing your files and folders. What access will the third-party app have to my Dropbox account?

If you don't see the app you're looking for, use the App Center search bar.

Click the name of the app you'd like to connect to.

Click App Center from the menu that appears.

Click the grid icon in the top-left corner.

To connect a third-party app to your Dropbox account:

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