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Shrek google drive Continue Google Drive is an immensely popular cloud storage service that lets you store different files in the cloud and then access them from your smartphone, tablet, or pc. It comes preinstalled on most new Android phones and you already have an account if you've ever used Gmail.Je powerful and easy to use, but if you're new to cloud storage and you've never used competitors like Dropbox or Box, it can be a little overwhelming. To help you, we'll take a beginner's guide on how to use Google Drive. Feel free to use jump links to skip to the most relevant part for you. If you don't already have it on your phone, click the download buttons below to download the Android app or iOS.Download Drive for AndroidWhat is Google Drive? How does it work? We won't be too technical here, but Google Drive is Google's cloud storage solution. This allows you to store media and documents on Google servers, so you can free up hard disk space and access it from about any Internet-connected device. Before we delve into all the features and show you how to use Google Drive, let's talk about a few basic things that you need to know. The first is that you need a Google Account to use the service. It's free and can be set up in a few minutes. Your account gives you access to all Google services, including Drive, Gmail, Photos, YouTube, Play Store, etc. You can access Disk on the web by drive.google.com or through the free Android app. You can also view all your files through the Drive folder on your computer using Google Desktop Drive, but you'll need to download the software first. Read also: How to set up and use google's new backup and sync toolYed software by visiting the drive website. From there you click on the eye settings in the upper right corner, then get a drive for the desktop. Follow the installation instructions, then just run the program and go through the setup process, after which you will see the Google Drive icon under the Favorites tab on Windows.Google Drive pricesWhat is storage, you will get 15 GB for free, which is shared between Drive, Gmail, and Photos. That's enough for most people, but you can add more for a monthly or annual subscription fee. This subscription is now called Google One and provides additional benefits beyond just more storage space, such as discounts in the Google Store and other users for families. We're just focusing on Google Drive pricing here, so let's take a look at the raw storage. The 100GB plan will give you back $2 per month, 1TB goes for $10 per month, while 10TB costs $100 per month. Read also: Google One vs. Competition: Dropbox, OneDrive, iCloud and moreTypes of supported filesStorage space is a major concern of most cloud storage solutions, but file type limitations be significant for many users as well. Fortunately, Google Drive supports supports file types including .jpeg, .png, .gif, mpeg4, .mov, and .avi - the full list can be found here. There are file size limits, but most users don't get problems:Documents: Up to 1.02 million characters. If you convert a text document to Google Docs, it can be up to 50 MB in size. Tables: Up to two million cells for tables that are created or converted to Google Sheets.Presentations: Up to 100 MB for presentations converted to Google Snapshots.All other files: Up to 5TB. This is for our primer on what Google Drive is some basic stuff that you should know before starting. Now that we've gotten that out of the way, let's take a look at how to use Google Drive.How to upload and download Google Drive files? To access your files in Google Drive, you must first upload them to the web, computer, or mobile client. First, we will talk about a web client where there are two ways to upload files to Drive.The first is the drag and drop method: select the file you want to upload from your computer, drag it to disk in the browser window, and drop it. This works for individual files as well as folders. The second option is to click the New button located in the upper left corner of the web page and either select the file to upload or upload the folder (image above). Then select the files or folders you want to upload, click Open or Upload, and you're good to go. An even easier way to upload to Google's cloud server is to use Google Drive for desktops. Just move the documents you want to upload and move them to the Drive folder. It basically works just like transferring files from one folder to another on your computer, although it may take a while for the files to sync. Uploading files from your mobile device is just as easy. Open the Disk app, click the + icon in the lower-right corner, and select the file you want to send to the cloud. You can also quickly upload files by opening them, tapping the Share button, and then saving them to Drive.Downloading files from Google Drive is also quick and easy on any device with an Internet connection. If you use Google Drive for the desktop, everything you upload can be copied to any other folder on your computer just like any other file. You can also download files from the Web client by right-clicking and clicking Download. This works for both individual files and entire folders. On mobile devices, it may be more convenient to keep files in the cloud and easily open them when you need them, but there are situations where you have to find that button to download Google Drive. All you have to do is find the file in the application, click on the three dots on the right, then download it, and you have a good go. How do I organize and delete files in Google Drive? You can organize the files on the same way as on your computer. You can leave them all in one place (My Drive) or in different folders. To create a folder in the Web client, click New, and then choose Folder. You can also right-click the Drive folder on your computer and create a new folder as you would normally in Windows. On your phone, tap the blue + button and select Folder as shown in the screenshots below. To move files to a folder on the Web, simply use the drag-and-drop method for the Web client and the Drive folder. It also works on mobile devices, but in my experience it's faster if you tap the More Actions icon (three vertical dots) next to a file, select Move, and then choose a new file location. How do I delete drive files? Because cloud storage is premium, it's important to know how to delete drive files to clear your space. The easiest option on the web is to select a file or folder and press delete on your keyboard. This works for both the Web client and the Drive folder. To remove a disc document from your mobile device, tap the More Actions icon next to the file (three vertical dots) and select Remove.How ? One of the best things about Drive is the ability to share files with others. These can be individual documents as well as folders. To share a Google Drive file or folder, select it and click the Get share link icon, and then copy and share the link with the people you want. You can also click Sharing Settings to allow editing permission and send a link directly to another person's email address. This process is similar for mobile devices. Tap the More Actions icon (three vertical dots) next to the file and turn on Link Sharing. The link is automatically copied so you can continue and paste it into the messaging app and send it to a friend. Or, you can tap Add people to send a link to your email address. How do I use Google Drive with third-party apps? The drive is connected to Google's office suite, which includes Google documents, spreadsheets, and slides that compete with Microsoft's Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. Although these three services have their own dedicated Website, each document you create is automatically saved to disk. The drive also supports other Google services, such as Google forms, Google drawings, and more. You can create a document directly from the web interface of a disc or mobile app, which then translates you to a dedicated Google Doc website. How exactly? Click the blue New button in the upper-left corner of the website, and then choose Google Docs, Google Sheets, or Google Snapshots. On your phone, tap the blue + icon and select one of the three referred to in the preceding sentence. No matter which option you choose, you'll always have access to all the documents you create from your computer, mobile device, and Drive folder on your PC. Google Drive also integrates with many third-party apps. Parties. include:DocHub (PDF signing), Pixlr Express (photo editor), Draw.io (diagrams), and many more. One of the third-party apps that works with Google Drive is WhatsApp, where you can actually store older messages on the cloud service.
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