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Now all you need to do is sit back and wait. Having done that, navigate to Google Drive and paste the content to the desired folder. After you add the second account, just put a check against all the folders you would like to move to your Google Drive and select copy. To add the second account, click on the option Add Cloud Drives in the left sidebar and select the cloud service you are currently using. You can manage files using the MultCloud dashboard, however in order to transfer the files, we will need to add another cloud account you wish to transfer the files from. Once you have connected the account, you will see all the files and folders in MultCloud. Select Google Drive from the list and grant MultCloud permission over your Drive (there’s no way to do it without granting it permission, but it uses OAuth so relatively safe). Once you have signed in to your account, it will ask you to add your first cloud storage drive. You can get started with creating an account with MultCloud and activating it. Moving Files From Dropbox or OneDrive to Google Drive with Multcloud

But I am not sure how long it’s going to last, so make the most of it while it does. MultCloud at the moment is free to use without any limitation of bandwidth. Note: We have seen ways in the past using which we can access and transfer files between cloud storage tools, but all of them has some or the other restrictions. That’s when MultCloud came into the picture, thanks to the tip left by one of our readers in this post. The only problem in my way was how to get all my files transferred from OneDrive or Dropbox to Google Drive without using my bandwidth. And club that with the trust in the brand, the switch seems to be reasonable choice. Be it OneDrive, Dropbox or Google Drive, I look for features and price, and at the moment seems to me Google is winning. When it comes to cloud storage services, I am not a brand loyalist.