How to Transfer Files in Google Drive to Another Cloud Service Account Easily?

Know about Google Drive and other Cloud Services

Google Drive is a cloud service officially launched by Google company on 24th of April, 2012. It only provides 15GB to users for free. It also supports paid to extend volume. There are also some other famous cloud services such as OneDrive(Skydrive), Box, Dropbox, Amazon S3, SugarSync and so on. They all have a common point is that free space is too limited to meet people's need. So more and more people create several accounts for more storage.

MultCloud helps to manage multiple cloud service accounts

More accounts, more trouble. You don't want to repetitive logins, download and upload. Having multiple cloud drives also often makes you unable to think back which account you put a certain file into. How to manage multiple cloud services effectively? Now a 100% FREE web-based application MultCloud can solve all the above troubles.

For example, you add Google Drive account or other cloud service account in MultCloud first, then you can access your files on those clouds, and move files from one Google Drive to another account, between different Google Drives or between Google Drive and other cloud drive is also OK. You can also do the operations such as Cut, Copy, Paste, Share and Quick Search. Just like doing that in Windows Explorer.

Steps of transferring file from Google Drive to another account

1: Add Two Accounts (We take Google Drive and DropBox as example)

Sign up in MultCloud , activate and sign in. Add Google Drive and DropBox through the following guides.

Now we have finished adding Google Drive Dropbox accounts.

2: Transfer File

There are many ways to do this. Copy&Paste and "Copy to" are similar.

If you clicked "Copy to", there will be a pop-up window, select Dropbox, check "Move" and click "Transfer" at last. Then the original file will be deleted in Google Drive, please see the following snapshot:

There is still a way is dragging file from Google Drive directly to Dropbox. Select the files or folders and hold the left mouse button to move it.

Summary

MultCloud's authorization system is based on OAuth, which is a standard authorization framework that enables third-party applications to access multiple cloud accounts without username and password required. What's more, 256-bit encryption is applied on the data transmission in MultCloud. So MultCloud make sure the safety of people's information.