Pick a file or folder in your Dropbox and WetoDrive copies it into your Google Drive. No waiting on a download, no uploading it all again.
This is where your files will go. You are asked only to let WetoDrive add files to your Drive.
Continue with GoogleLooking for a Dropbox to Google Drive transfer that does not mean downloading everything first? Pick the files or folders you want in your Dropbox and WetoDrive copies them to your Google Drive on its own servers, subfolders included. Your computer and your home connection are not involved, so a large folder is no slower than a small one.
It is a copy, not a move: your Dropbox is only read, and nothing in it is deleted. Want the full comparison of the ways to do it? Read how to transfer files from Dropbox to Google Drive without downloading, or how to migrate a whole Dropbox.
Connect both accounts, browse your Dropbox on this page, pick a file or a folder and press Transfer. The files go from Dropbox to your Google Drive on our servers, so nothing is downloaded to your computer first.
No. That is the point of this page. The transfer runs on our servers, so a 30GB folder does not use your laptop, your disk space or your home internet connection.
Yes. Pick a folder and every file inside it is copied, keeping the same subfolders in your Google Drive. Dropbox Paper docs have no file to copy and are skipped.
No. It is a copy. Your Dropbox is only read, never changed, and WetoDrive only ever adds files to your Drive.
Yes. The transfer keeps running on our servers and we email you when the files are in your Google Drive.
Your WetoDrive plan sets the limit, the same as for every transfer, and your Google Drive needs the free space. The free plan includes five transfers.
No. Files over 1GB stream from Dropbox to Google Drive without being stored on our servers. Smaller files pass through a temporary copy that is deleted as soon as the upload finishes.