Two sign-ins, once. After that you can move files between them in either direction.
Connecting does not merge or sync the two accounts. It gives WetoDrive permission to read the Dropbox files you pick and to add files to the Drive you signed in with, so it can copy between them for you.
Google Drive: WetoDrive asks for the narrowest permission Google offers, which covers only the files and folders you create through it or choose in Google's own window. It cannot browse the rest of your Drive.
Dropbox: WetoDrive reads the files you pick in order to copy them, and adds files when Dropbox is the destination. It never changes or deletes anything that was already in your Dropbox.
You can disconnect Dropbox from the WetoDrive page at any time, or remove WetoDrive under connected apps in your Dropbox settings. Google access can be removed from the third-party apps section of your Google account.
It takes a minute, and you only do it once.
This connects Google Drive, and is also how you sign in to WetoDrive.
Press Connect Dropbox on the transfer page and approve the request in Dropbox.
Pick files in Dropbox to copy into Drive, or choose files in Drive to copy into Dropbox.
Sign in to WetoDrive with Google, then press Connect Dropbox and approve it. Both accounts are then ready to copy between.
No. It only lets WetoDrive copy the files you choose when you ask. For more on that difference, see how to sync Google Drive and Dropbox.
The connection works in both directions. Once both are connected you can copy from Dropbox to Drive or from Drive to Dropbox.
WetoDrive only reads what you pick and adds what it copies. It does not delete or change your existing files in either account, and you can disconnect at any time.
No. Connecting is free, and the free plan includes five transfers. Plan limits apply to transfers, not to connecting.
The first transfer is on us. No downloading, no uploading it all again.
Connect Dropbox and Google Drive