Every Google account comes with 15GB of free storage in Google Drive. Start taking advantage of this cloud storage by uploading files and folders, either from your desktop or mobile device. We’ll show you how. RELATED: How to Sync Your Desktop PC with Google Drive (and Google Photos) Supported File Types on Google Drive Google Drive supports all file types, which means you can upload any file from your computer or phone to the cloud. Drive can also preview certain file types in-browser, preventing you from having to download and open them in order to see their contents. Note that there are limits to file sizes, however. You can check the full list of supported file types and sizes on the Google Drive Help page. RELATED: What Are Computer Files and Folders? Upload Files to Google Drive To add files to your Google Drive account from your computer, use Drive’s website. On a mobile device like iPhone, iPad, and Android, use the free Drive app to upload files. Upload Files on Desktop (Windows, Mac, Linux, Chromebook) To start uploading files to Google Drive, open a web browser on your computer and launch the Google Drive site. Sign in to the site with your Google account. After signing in, open the folder in which you want to add files. Then, from the left sidebar, select New > File Upload…. Click below to read the full story from How To Geek
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