Pick files and folders in your Google Drive and they are copied into your Dropbox, without a download or an upload on your side.
WetoDrive asks Google for the narrowest permission it offers, which covers only the files you hand over yourself. Picking them in Google's own window is how you do that, and it means WetoDrive can never browse the rest of your Drive.
To move a Google Drive folder to Dropbox, tick the folder, then press Add more, open the folder and select the files inside it (Ctrl or Cmd + A selects them all). Google only shares what you tick, so the files have to be ticked as well as the folder. The folder is then rebuilt in your Dropbox under its own name. Repeat for each subfolder to keep the whole structure.
These are not files in the usual sense, so they are skipped for now. To bring them over, open the document in Google Docs and use File, then Download, to save it as a Word, Excel or PowerPoint file first. Everything else (PDFs, photos, video, Office files, zips) is copied as it is.
What you search for as move, transfer or copy is one action here: the files are copied into Dropbox and the originals stay in Drive. Check the copy, then trash the originals yourself if you want them gone.
Connect once, then it is a few clicks each time.
Sign in with Google, then connect the Dropbox the files should go to.
Open Google's picker, tick what you want, and name the Dropbox folder it should land in if you like.
It runs on our servers, so you can close the tab. You get an email when the files are in your Dropbox.
Connect both accounts to WetoDrive, choose the files in Google's picker and press Transfer. They are copied from Drive to Dropbox on our servers.
Connect both accounts to WetoDrive, press Choose files and folders, tick what you want to transfer from Google Drive to Dropbox, and press Transfer. Everything you tick is copied across on our servers. Your whole Drive is not copied at once: you choose which files and folders go.
Sign in with Google, connect Dropbox, press Choose files and folders, tick what you want in Google's picker and press Transfer. The same steps work for one file or many.
Yes, with one extra step. Tick the folder, then add the files inside it, because Google only shares what you tick. The folder is rebuilt in Dropbox with its name.
Yes. The copy happens between Google and Dropbox on our servers, so nothing is downloaded to your device.
They are skipped for now. Download them as Office files from Google Docs first, or move them with a different tool.
Yes, that is exactly what happens. WetoDrive copies Google Drive to Dropbox and leaves every original where it was, so you can check the copy before deleting anything.
No. It is a copy, and your Drive is only read.
The free space is checked before anything is fetched, and you are told straight away how much room the transfer needs.
The first transfer is on us. No downloading, no uploading it all again.
Move Google Drive files to Dropbox