Droplr Reviews and Ratings

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We use Droplr to take screenshots, and share files with our teammates. The tool is really amazing, it just uploads the file to the cloud and copies the link automatically to share with the teammate, it is really amazing. Also, it allows managing all the files through the browser. The annotations are really good to use.

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As previously mentioned, Droplr is a really amazing tool to take and share screenshots with your team and annotate them. It works pretty well when it comes to cloud sharing bigger files and nullifies the need for uploading them through messages. It's a really amazing tool. The screenshot links are auto copied and can be pasted as required.

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Great for sharing thoughts, ideas and updates with clients and staff.

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Well suited for online professionals... much easier than writing out big blocks of text.

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Droplr is used primarily to quickly screenshot, record, as well as annotate my screen and share it with people. It's much easier than having to take a screenshot, open up a photo editing app, and then upload it to somewhere like Dropbox, then find the link and copy it. Droplr takes a few steps and makes it all seamless.

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If you share videos and screenshots of your screen, or if you are creating step by step documentation, Droplr may be right for you. It's quick and easy to use, and all web-based. However, if you need a screen recording app that may need heavy-duty editing, Droplr may not be the right fit for you.

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Droplr is a little nice app for screen capture that we use daily in our office. Since we tend to provide art for a lot of different projects (web design, printed media, game design and so on), one of the main difficulties was to discuss ongoing creations with the clients (most of them without any training in visual arts). Droplr provided us with a quick and easy way to share what we are doing, to ask for new info, to propose changes, and to share to the development teams what we really are envisioning.

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Droplr is very useful in any kind of visual work, particularly if there are more people involved and they need to follow the creation process. It allows the team to be on the same page. It is also very useful when dealing with clients without design training since we can show visually what we intend to do. Teachers, instructors, and even technical support people can make good use of Droplr since it makes easier to share screencasts, to capture screens for tutorials and to solve clients' doubts.

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Droplr was used to quickly store and share screenshots of critical data in Slack. Beforehand, we had to just use the standard screenshot software on our computers, which would just take up more space. Droplr allowed for easy cloud storage for an affordable price without taking up any of our valuable bandwidth.

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<div>Droplr is most appropriate when taking quick screenshots and sharing them internally. It's outrageously easy to take a Droplr link, paste it in Slack, and have the screenshot unfurl. </div><div>

</div><div>Droplr is least suited to sharing assets between you and a client. If you're sharing a screenshot, you have to paste the link, then copy the image that's featured within the link to share the asset. You can't guarantee that a client would actually click on a deliverable link, so it takes up time and storage space.

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I work in the Support Department of a software company with clients all over the world. I use Droplr as a visual tool to give instructions or show them how to find what they're looking for in the CMS. This is especially useful for our international clients where there is a language barrier between us.

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Droplr works very well when it's necessary to provide a video walkthrough or add markup to point specific things out in a screenshot. My only issue with it is when I click to take or record a drop and go to select an area, if I mouse over any link, its tooltip will come up and I have to start over, moving my browser window out of the way and pausing for a second before I move it.

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We use it in my organization to share documents, links, and materials for collaboration.

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It is a useful tool for following and sharing materials.

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I use it myself, connecting with students, other teachers, performance and lecturing venues. The main purpose is to share files, and also keeping them available over a long period of time. Ease of use is the main advantage, I prefer to use software I <i>do not have to think about how</i> I use it. The simple fact that the icon sits in the menubar seems to make all the difference.

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Sharing files with a wide (and diverse) range of recipients, and the need to do it fast. It does include private links, and can keep files indefinitely, so it works well for many uses. The 1TB cloud storage and 10GB file size is also sufficient for most uses (PRO Plan).

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Droplr is being used by individuals within our organization. We do not have an enterprise solution available for employees so most folks just select a free version given their preference.

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Droplr is great for collaborating and communicating changes in UI development.

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We use Droplr for sharing screenshots of visual design concepts as well as website screenshots to note where issues need to be fixed.

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Droplr is great for quickly highlighting styling issues with website design and adding comments to them.

We also use Droplr extensively for design direction feedback and rough screenshots of Adobe XD files.

We also use Droplr for sharing ideas or concepts with clients and the "viewed count" is especially useful to know when they have seen the shared link.