Dropmark

Free plan · paid from $4/mo (annual)

What the maker publishes

Additional storage

Additional storage is offered in 50 GB blocks at $5 a month per block. source

API access

Yes source

API security

API requests must use HTTPS and include a valid API key in the X-API-Key header. source

Supported asset types

images,videos,audio,documents,links,text source

Collaboration

Collections support collaborators, comments, image annotations, notifications, and an activity feed. source

Data ownership

Dropmark says users retain rights to their data and can import and export it. source

Founded

2011 source

Free plan

Yes source

Guest sharing

Yes source

Integrations

Dropmark offers a Slack integration for team activity notifications, browser extensions for Chrome, Firefox, and Safari, email uploads, RSS feeds, and a developer API. source

Intended users

Dropmark describes Solo as suited to freelancers and Team as designed for groups collaborating on shared work. source

Metadata and tagging

Yes source

Organization

Collections can be organized with stacks and tags, and Dropmark provides search to find saved material. source

Origin

Dropmark says it started in 2011, when a small team of software designers in New York City set out to make a visual bookmarking and sharing tool. source

Privacy

Dropmark states it does not sell customer data to third parties and that account data can be exported or deleted. source

Purpose

Dropmark collects, organizes, and lets people discuss links, images, files, videos, notes, and other materials in visual collections. source

Sharing

Collections are private by default and can be shared with invited collaborators or made public through privacy settings. source

Storage limit

50 source

Storage limits

Storage limits apply to uploaded files; bookmarks and web content are unlimited and do not count toward storage. source

Support

Dropmark directs users to its support documentation or [email protected] for help. source

Checked against the maker's pages on 9 Oct 2026.