Give every client a file library they can update themselves.
Stop fielding “can you swap this PDF?” requests. Point a page at a folder in your client's Dropbox or OneDrive and they update it by saving files — no logins, no CMS training.
FolderBloom shows a Dropbox or OneDrive folder on your website and keeps it up to date. Your files stay in your own storage.
Three ways web designers & agencies use FolderBloom
01
Resources pages clients maintain
Your client keeps menus, brochures and forms in a shared folder. When they replace a file, the page updates — and the old link keeps working.
Your folder
Client's Dropbox / Website Downloads
Brochure 2026.pdf
Menu - Dinner.pdf
Menu - Brunch.pdf
Forms / Catering Request.pdf
On your websiteCards or file list
Styled to the client's brand in the embed designer
Search, sorting and file-type filter
Stable links survive every update
02
Every client site, one account
Add a site per client domain and switch between them from one dashboard. Each site has its own license, libraries, embeds and analytics.
Your folder
Your FolderBloom workspace
bakery-client.com
lawfirm-client.com
studio-client.com
+ staging origins
On your websiteSite switcher
$60/year per client domain
Invite your team as admins or editors
Clients never need a FolderBloom login
03
Any platform, one line of code
Paste one script tag into WordPress, Webflow, Squarespace, Wix, Shopify or hand-coded sites. The library runs in an isolated frame, so it can't break your theme.
Your folder
WordPress
[folderbloom id="fb_…"]
Webflow / Squarespace / Wix
<script src=… data-embed-id=…>
On your websiteAny layout
WordPress plugin (in the WordPress.org directory) with a shortcode
Works on your staging origin before launch
Theme tokens: colors, radius, density, font
Live example
A client’s file library
A list of documents with search, previews and a password-protected Contracts folder (password: bloom-demo).
One simple $60/year license per client site — easy to include in a care plan.
Design once, publish everywhere
Publish a folder in three quick steps with a live preview (or every option, step by step), copy one embed’s settings to others of the same type, and publish many folders at once.
Check before publishing
A one-click checklist per embed proves nothing private is visible and flags broken files, missing alt text and domain issues.
Client portals
Give your clients’ customers a private portal with their own folders — invite by email, revoke any time. Brand each one with the client’s logo, colors and their own address, such as files.clientsite.com.
Client flyers tidied automatically
Flyers and logos exported with leftover canvas or frame lines are trimmed for the web — no back-and-forth over file prep.
Collections across folders
Pick files from several client folders and show them together — a “Start here” pack, the current brochures — without moving anything in Dropbox or OneDrive. Each file keeps its own privacy settings.
Recommended package
Files
Most client sites only need the file library. Add a gallery tier for portfolio-heavy clients such as photographers, salons and builders.
Files covers file lists, document previews, spreadsheet tables, menus, passwords and private client folders. Photo galleries, slideshows and before & after sliders need a gallery package; visitors downloading full-size photos needs Plus or Pro.
Your team members see every site in your workspace, so invite colleagues — clients update files in their own Dropbox or OneDrive instead.
Embeds load from folderbloom.com with a small “Powered by FolderBloom” line.
Questions
FolderBloom for web designers & agencies: FAQ
Can my client’s staff publish folders without seeing the rest of our Dropbox?
Yes. Connect the client’s own Dropbox or OneDrive (use “Use a different Dropbox account” so it isn’t yours), then set a starting folder. Their editors only browse and publish inside it; you, as an admin, still see everything.
Whose Dropbox does it connect to?
Whichever you choose per site — usually the client's own account, connected once with read-only access.
What if a client changes domain?
Request a domain change in Site & license and verify the new domain; the license moves over without breaking the embed.
Can I charge clients for it?
Yes — the license is simply part of your costs for that site. Most agencies roll it into hosting or a care plan.
See your folder on a website — free.
Connect Dropbox or OneDrive, choose a folder and get a working preview. How it works
