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Drive

Store, access, and share your files in one secure place

Store any and every file. Access files anytime, anywhere from your desktop and mobile devices. Control how files are shared

Get all the storage capacity you need

G Suite’s Business and Enterprise editions provide flexible storage options so you will always have enough space for your files. With centralized administration, data loss prevention, and Vault for Drive, you can easily manage users and file sharing to help meet data compliance needs. Drive is also available as a standalone offering, with Drive Enterprise.

Find what’s important before you've even searched

Drive uses Google AI to predict and surface what’s important for you in real-time. Drive recognizes important content, collaborators and events, using features like Quick Access and ML-based search enhancements to connect each user with files that may require attention.

Organize team files in a shared space

Use shared drives to store your team’s work in secure, easy-to-manage shared spaces. Any files added to shared drives are owned collectively by the team, so everyone stays up to date.

Use less of your PC/Mac disk space & stream directly from the cloud

Drive File Stream gives you access to files directly from your computer, without impacting all of your disk space. Spend less time waiting for files to sync and more time being productive.

Extend the power of Drive with 3rd-party apps.

Use hundreds of integrated apps, including DocuSign for e-signatures, CloudLock for additional security layers, and LucidCharts for mockups, to get things done directly from Drive.

Work seamlessly with Drive on the tools you’re used to.

Plugins for Microsoft Office and Outlook make fitting Drive into your workflow as simple as possible. You can also open 40+ different file types with Drive, including PDFs and MPEG4s, and work on Microsoft Word files straight from Drive.

Control how your files are shared.

Keep files private until you decide to share them. Avoid multiple versions and file merging by granting others permission to download, edit, comment, or view. You can also give shared files an expiration date.