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It’s a good idea to use software that will sync the clouds, and make the files accessible and easy to transfer. There is nothing wrong with Dropbox, but Google Drive is more practical about the business. Also, Google Drive offers more options, like sharing the document with the whole team or the client, while Dropbox offers a preview and you have to download it, edit as needed, and re-upload it again.

This was highly demanded at the beginning of the pandemic when the people started working from home, but they still needed access to the same files. Usually, this is for professional purposes, because every company has some protocol of working, and in order to sync all the work, and share files with the whole team. Why transfer the files and how to do that? But, keep in mind that the free ones are usually limited, and you will have to do the same a few times, which comes equal to the manual procedure. The way we described at the beginning it’s very simple but time-consuming, and that’s why there are a few apps or online services that offer this type of file transferring. In the beginning, Dropbox was the most popular one, and then Google improved its product offer with Google Drive. People today have thousands of files, documents, photos, PDFs, worksheets, and even though it seems like these clouds provide a lot of space, the truth is that we use a few of them. Also, you can sync all the cloud storages you have, and access them from one dashboard. The other option is to use some plugin or application like Wondershare InClowdz, and make the process a little easier, by syncing the cloud storage, and simply migrate the files anytime you want and need them. But, can you imagine downloading a huge amount of files, that can take more than 20 minutes to complete, and then wait again for them to upload to the other drive, and monitoring the whole thing so you can be sure nothing will crash in the meantime? When we think of answering this question, we usually decide that the best way is to sign in to the Dropbox account, select the files we want, download them to the computer, or any other device we are using at the particular moment, and then simply upload them to Google Drive.