The files will appear in your Dropbox account momentarily.Ĭlick here to watch this video on YouTube.

In Google Drive, drag the files (that you’d like to sync) into the Dropbox folders (that you’d like to sync into).

Drag the Dropbox icon into the second box and select where you’re like to sync into. With Dropbox, users can transfer files among computers that are connected to the same network at high speed.

Drag the Google Drive icon into the first box and select what you’d like to sync. By default, Dropbox synchronizes copies of all your files to your computers Dropbox folder.

(If you’d like to only sync your files one-way, then click on “Switch to One-Way Sync.” You also have the option to sync it two ways.)

Go to the Chrome Web Store and search for Sync Google Drive. Install the extension and, when prompted, authorize it to access your Drive and Dropbox accounts.

Note: Backgrounds and logos have a file size limit of 5MB. To add a background color, background image, or logo, click the dropdown next to Choose background or Choose logo.

Here’s an efficient way to sync Drive and Dropbox. Click the grid icon in the top-left corner. This can be useful if you’re collaborating with people who aren’t Google Drive users.

If you want to add Google Drive files to Dropbox, there’s a simple way to do it–one that doesn’t involve the hassle and inconvenience of messy file conversions.

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