Upload Files to Google Drive on iPhone, Android

Among the online storage tools available today, Dropbox and Google Drive are considered the leading data storage repositories. However, Dropbox cannot be compared to the giant Google Drive in terms of data storage. While Dropbox only offers 2GB of free usage, Google Drive provides up to 15GB of online data for each Google account. This is truly a massive number for Google.

Users can still increase their storage capacity on these online data repositories. The common ways to increase storage capacity on Dropbox, Google Drive are usually to invite friends, sign up for membership... To avoid spending time on those tricks, you can immediately use Google Drive and upload files to Google Drive on iPhone, Android.

Upload Files to Google Drive on iPhone, Android

Download Google Drive for Android here: Get Google Drive for Android

Download Google Drive for iOS here: Get Google Drive for iPhone

1. On Android Devices

Step 1: On your Android smartphone interface, select Google Drive, then select My Drive to begin Uploading.

Step 2: Press the (+) icon to add files, then select Upload.

Step 3: You can upload files of your choice such as images, videos, music, audio... or search in File Manager.

Next, select the file to Upload.

Step 4: Wait a moment for the file to be uploaded to Google Drive. Once completed, your file will appear on this tool.

2. On iPhone

Step 1: Download and install Google Drive on your iPhone. Then tap to select Google Drive.

Step 2: Tap the (+) icon

Step 3: Select Upload.

Step 4: You can choose to upload photos, videos, or other files.

Step 5: Choose the photo and press Upload.

The photo has been successfully stored on Google Drive.

Mytour has recently provided detailed instructions for users on 2 tricks: uploading files to Google Drive on Android and iOS.

If you accidentally delete data on Google Drive, you still have ways to recover it. The method to retrieve deleted data on Google Drive will help you rescue those files right away. So what are you waiting for? Use Google Drive now to have another online data repository.