Magic Dragin restores the drag-and-drop workflow that modern Windows apps broke. Drag emails, attachments, and cloud files from new Outlook, Outlook on the web, Gmail, Teams, Slack, OneDrive, SharePoint, and more directly into any Windows app or web page. No more saving to Downloads, finding the file, and uploading it again.
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Hey Product Hunt 👋
I’m Jeremy, the developer behind Magic Dragin.
I built Magic Dragin to fix a deceptively small Windows problem that wastes a surprising amount of time: modern, web-powered apps often break normal file drag-and-drop.
A file arrives in new Outlook, Gmail, Teams, or SharePoint, but instead of dropping it directly into your CRM, ERP, or other line-of-business app, you have to save it, find it in Downloads, upload it again, and eventually clean up the extra copy.
Magic Dragin brings back the workflow people expect:
• Drag emails, attachments, and cloud files from new Outlook, Outlook on the web, Gmail, Teams, Slack, OneDrive, SharePoint, Superhuman, Missive, and more
• Drop them into any Windows app or web page that accepts files
• Install it once and continue using your existing apps normally—no add-ins, browser extensions, signup, or configuration
What began as a focused fix for Outlook and Gmail attachments has grown into something useful for recruiting, finance, insurance, logistics, project management, and other teams that move documents around all day.
You can try Magic Dragin free for 21 days, with no credit card or signup required.
I’d especially love your feedback:
1. Which source app should I support next?
2. Where does the save → find → upload workaround slow you down most?
Thanks for taking a look. I'm excited to answer any questions and hear what you think!
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One thing that would really round this out for me is native support for dragging multiple files at once from Outlook web and SharePoint. Right now I usually need to grab five attachments from an email and it's all or nothing. A batch drag or even a folder drop option would save a ton of time.
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@arife1ukv With Magic Dragin you can drag multiple attachments by holding the control key while selecting the attachments you want to drag. You can also drag multiple emails. You can't currently drag multiple SharePoint items but that is coming. Thanks for your comment!
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Honestly the Outlook part alone is worth it, I was literally alt-tabbing to my downloads folder like ten times a day. Works smoother than I expected, definitely grabbing this.
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@brakkhf Thanks for trying it out and for the comment!
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The way this skips the whole save-then-upload dance for Outlook web and Gmail feels like a small miracle, especially how cleanly it drops into native apps without a clunky bridge window in between. Really thoughtful build.
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The fact that this bridges the gap between web apps and the desktop without making me save a million intermediate files feels like genuine witchcraft. Nice execution on something so many of us quietly struggle with every day.
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Finally someone fixed this ridiculous gap between modern apps and the desktop. Honestly love that it works across web versions too, not just Outlook desktop. Felt like this should have shipped years ago.
One thing that would really round this out for me is native support for dragging multiple files at once from Outlook web and SharePoint. Right now I usually need to grab five attachments from an email and it's all or nothing. A batch drag or even a folder drop option would save a ton of time.
@arife1ukv With Magic Dragin you can drag multiple attachments by holding the control key while selecting the attachments you want to drag. You can also drag multiple emails. You can't currently drag multiple SharePoint items but that is coming. Thanks for your comment!
Honestly the Outlook part alone is worth it, I was literally alt-tabbing to my downloads folder like ten times a day. Works smoother than I expected, definitely grabbing this.
@brakkhf Thanks for trying it out and for the comment!
The way this skips the whole save-then-upload dance for Outlook web and Gmail feels like a small miracle, especially how cleanly it drops into native apps without a clunky bridge window in between. Really thoughtful build.
The fact that this bridges the gap between web apps and the desktop without making me save a million intermediate files feels like genuine witchcraft. Nice execution on something so many of us quietly struggle with every day.
Finally someone fixed this ridiculous gap between modern apps and the desktop. Honestly love that it works across web versions too, not just Outlook desktop. Felt like this should have shipped years ago.