Save every video I post on Instagram to Dropbox

Never lose a moment. Backup every Instagram video to Dropbox effortlessly.

  • Execute the task periodically
  • Extract the next new photo uploaded by me (instagram_apigraph → instagram_me)
  • Save file to Dropbox (dropbox → dropbox_convert)

If you’re constantly posting videos on Instagram, managing your content archive can quickly become a headache. Downloading each video manually, juggling different apps, and organizing files interrupts your creative flow—making it easy to misplace your best work or lose valuable footage entirely. The time you lose adds up fast, and if you forget to back up a video and Instagram removes or blocks your content, you could lose that piece forever—potentially costing you money or client trust.

This Botize formula automates the entire process for you: every hour, it checks your Instagram for new video uploads and instantly saves them to a specified folder in your Dropbox account. Instead of repetitive manual downloads, your work is securely organized and backed up on autopilot. You maintain full control of how often the automation checks for new content, and can filter for video-only posts, ensuring your Dropbox stays tidy and relevant. The transformation? You’ll spend zero time worrying about lost content and always have your videos archived, ready for portfolio updates, sharing with collaborators, or reusing in new projects.

Ready to simplify your workflow and secure every video you create? Follow the step-by-step guide to set up this Botize formula, or jump straight in with the preconfigured link where everything’s ready for you. Enjoy reliable backups and stress-free Instagram content management in minutes!

Automate this task with 3 simple prompts

Copy and paste the following prompts into Botize's AI task editor

  1. 2

    Select the AI editing tool.

    AI Prompt Tool
  2. 3

    Let's start by scheduling when the automation should run.

    Copy and paste this prompt into the AI editing tool.

    Set up the automation to run automatically every hour. ⤵

    AI Prompt Tool

    Click the 'Apply this task' button to confirm.

  3. 4

    Now, let's add a step to get the latest video I posted on my Instagram account.

    Copy and paste this prompt into the AI editing tool.

    Retrieve any new videos I have uploaded to my Instagram in the past hour. ⤵

    AI Prompt Tool

    Click the 'Apply this task' button to confirm.

  4. 5

    Lastly, let's save the retrieved Instagram video to Dropbox so there's a safe backup.

    Copy and paste this prompt into the AI editing tool.

    Upload the Instagram video to my Dropbox, placing it in a folder named 'instagram_videos'. ⤵

    AI Prompt Tool

    Click the 'Apply this task' button to confirm.

  5. 6

    Your automation is ready to use. Click the 'Save changes' button.

    Save changes

Automatically Save Your Instagram Videos

Imagine this: you post a video on Instagram, and like magic, it's stored in your Dropbox. No more worrying about losing your creative gems.

Manual Botize
Download from Instagram 5 0 Minutes
Upload to Dropbox 5 0 Minutes
Organize in folders 3 0 Minutes
Total 13 0 Minutes

Looking for a way to seamlessly keep your Instagram videos safe? You've just found it!


Content Creators

Creators can focus on making more videos while our system takes care of archiving them automatically.

Peace of Mind

Your videos are securely backed up automatically.

Hands-Free

No more manual downloads and uploads.

Easy Access

Access all your videos in one organized folder.


Social Media Managers

Manage multiple accounts without the hassle of manual downloads. Let automation handle storage.

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⌾︎ Creators who want to archive their content securely.

⌾︎ Busy individuals who love Instagram but hate manual tasks.

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✕ Those who don’t use Instagram for videos.

âś• Users who prefer storing media on their phones instead.


âś“ Set how often backups occur.

âś“ Choose specific Instagram accounts to connect.

âś“ Create custom Dropbox folders for different content.




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