Download files from Dropbox.

Parameters:

Parameters:
See dedicated page for more information.
DropboxDownload pulls a single file from your Dropbox App Folder to the job’s local filesystem.
Under the hood, it exchanges your Refresh Token for a short-lived access token, then downloads the file by path or file ID. The node retries transient errors, writes the file to the path you specify, and records both the remote path/ID and the local path in its Data output. Only items inside your app’s sandboxed Apps/ folder are reachable.
Need credentials? We provide full step-by-step instructions (create app → scopes → consent → refresh token) in the DropboxUnlock documentation.
Remote Path or FileID to download (Remote Path or FileID to download)
Use one:
path_lower from ListFiles, with a leading slash/customer_orders.csvid: prefixid:bcpU3qGJdFcAAAAAAAAABgLocal filepath (to save locally) (Local filepath (to save locally))
A full path including filename.
Example: %assets%/Customer_Orders.csv
appKey)appSecret)refresh_token)See DropboxUnlock for the complete, step-by-step guide to set up the app and obtain these values.
Set:
Remote Path or FileID to download → /customer_orders.csv (or) id:bcpU3qGJdFcAAAAAAAAABgLocal filepath (to save locally) → records/Customer_Orders.csvPaste App Key, App Secret, Refresh Token.
(Optional) Set Debug to verbose while testing.
Run the node.

You should see
remotePath and localFilePath populated.records/<run-id>/Customer_Orders.csv.Download keeps failing but job ends “successful”
Local filepath (to save locally) points to a folder instead of a file.
409 path/not_found
Remote path missing the leading slash, wrong casing, or not in the App Folder. Copy the exact path_lower from ListFiles.
401 invalid_access_token
Bad/expired credentials. Regenerate using the DropboxUnlock steps and double-check the App Secret.
403 access error
File isn’t in your app’s sandbox, or scopes are missing. Recreate per DropboxUnlock.
id:...) in production to survive renames/moves.