Her 2015 romantic comedy Ahora o Nunca (Now or Never), starring Dani Rovira and María Valverde, was a box-office hit and cemented her as the highest-grossing female director in Spain. In 2016, she directed No Culpes Al Karma Por Lo Que Te Pasa Por Gilipollas (Don’t Blame Your Karma For Being An Idiot), based on Laura Norton’s novel. Both films were selected for the Miami International Film Festival.

In 2019, Ripoll co-authored her first novel with Elisenda Roca, Two Naked Women, published by Suma and loosely inspired by real events. That same year, she directed Vivir dos Veces (Live Twice, Love Once), starring Oscar Martínez and Inma Cuesta. The film won six Valencian Academy Awards and became a viewer favorite on Netflix.

In 2021, she released her tenth feature, Guerra de Likes (Likes War), a Sony Pictures International comedy shot in Mexico City and released on Amazon Prime. In 2022, she directed A Private Affair, starring Jean Reno and Aura Garrido, for Prime Video and produced by Bambú Producciones. That same year, she premiered We Won’t Kill Each Other with Guns at the Málaga Film Festival.

In 2023, she launched The Love Collection with Sony Pictures and El Estudio, a romantic comedy label by female creators. She directed the first film, I’m Not Her (Yo no soy esa), starring Verónica Echegui, which premiered in October 2024 and reached #1 on Amazon Prime.

In 2024, she directed This Too Shall Pass (Esto también pasará), based on Milena Busquets’ novel, premiering at the Málaga Festival and in theaters in May 2025.

In 2025, Ripoll filmed a new comedy starring Javier Rey, María Hervás, Loreto Mauleón, and Macarena Gómez, currently in post-production. She is also developing a series as showrunner.