If you are a Dropbox and Google Drive user, there may be times when you need to transfer your documents from one service to another. Fortunately, this is simpler than it seems. In this article we will show you how to send files from Dropbox to Google Drive quickly and easily. You will learn to perform this task step by step, without complications. It doesn't matter if you are a tech beginner, as we will guide you through the process in a clear and detailed manner. Read on to find out how!

– Step by step -- How to send files from Dropbox to Google Drive?

How to send files from Dropbox to Google Drive?

1. Access your Dropbox account: Sign in to your Dropbox account through your web browser.

2. Select the files you want to send: Go to the location of the files you want to transfer and select the files you want to send to Google Drive.

3. Click "Share": Once the files are selected, click the “Share” button to display the sharing options.

4. Choose the “Create a link” option: Select the “Create a link” option to generate a download link for the selected files.

5. Copy the generated link: Copy the link that was generated to share the files.

6. Open your Google Drive account: Access your Google Drive account through your web browser.

7. Paste the link into Google Drive: Click the “New” button and select “Upload File.” Once there, paste the link you previously copied into the link field.

8. Confirm the transfer: Click “Save” or “Upload” to confirm the transfer of files from Dropbox to Google Drive.

Ready! Now your files will be available in your Google Drive account.

FAQ

1. How can I transfer files from Dropbox to Google Drive?

1. Open your browser and sign in to your Dropbox account.
2. Select the files you want to transfer.
3. Click the share button.
4. Copy the link of the shared files.
5. Open your browser and access your Google Drive account.
6. Click “New” and select “Upload Files.”
7. Paste the Dropbox link in the window that opens.
8. Click “Create Link” and then “Add to Drive” to save the files to your Google Drive.

2. Can entire folders be transferred from Dropbox to Google Drive?

1. Access your Dropbox account.
2. Click “File” in the folder you want to share.
3. Select "Share".
4. Copy the shared folder link.
5. Sign in to your Google Drive account.
6. Click “New” and select “Upload Files.”
7. Paste the Dropbox folder link in the window that opens.
8. Click “Create Link” and then “Add to Drive” to save the folder to your Google Drive.

3. Can I transfer multiple files at once from Dropbox to Google Drive?

1. Access your Dropbox account.
2. Select the files you want to transfer by holding down the "Ctrl" key.
3. Click the share button.
4. Copy the link of the shared files.
5. Sign in to your Google Drive account.
6. Click “New” and select “Upload Files.”
7. Paste the Dropbox link in the window that opens.
8. Click “Create Link” and then “Add to Drive” to save the files to your Google Drive.

4. What limits do I have when transferring files from Dropbox to Google Drive?

1. Dropbox has a 2GB limit for shared links.
2. Google Drive has a 10GB limit for files that can be uploaded. If the file is larger, the "Add to Drive" option must be used.
3. Depending on the size of your files, you may need to split them into multiple transfers.

5. Is it possible to transfer files from the Dropbox app on my cell phone to Google Drive?

1. Open the Dropbox app on your cell phone.
2. Select the files you want to transfer.
3. Click "Share".
4. Choose “Copy link”.
5. Open the Google Drive app.
6. Paste the Dropbox link in the window that opens.
7. Save the files to your Google Drive.

6. Can shared folders on Dropbox be transferred to Google Drive?

1. Access your Dropbox account.
2. Click the shared folder you want to transfer.
3. Select "Share".
4. Copy the shared folder link.
5. Sign in to your Google Drive account.
6. Click “New” and select “Upload Files.”
7. Paste the Dropbox folder link in the window that opens.
8. Click “Create Link” and then “Add to Drive” to save the folder to your Google Drive.

7. Is there a tool or program to facilitate the transfer of files between Dropbox and Google Drive?

1. Yes, there are third-party programs and tools that make it easy to transfer files between Dropbox and Google Drive. Some examples are MultCloud and Otixo.
2. These tools allow you to connect both accounts and easily transfer files without having to use manual steps.

8. If I delete a file from Dropbox after transferring it to Google Drive, will it affect its availability in Google Drive?

1. No, once you transfer a file from Dropbox to Google Drive, each platform treats it as a separate file. Deleting the file from Dropbox will not affect its availability in Google Drive.

9. Can I transfer files from Dropbox to Google Drive if I don't have a premium account on either service?

1. Yes, transferring files from Dropbox to Google Drive does not require a premium account on either service. You can make this transfer with a free account on both platforms.

10. What file formats are supported when transferring from Dropbox to Google Drive?

1. Dropbox and Google Drive support a wide variety of file formats, including documents, images, videos, music, and more.
2. File format compatibility is usually not an issue when transferring files between these platforms.

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