this2that

Move your Dropbox
to Google Drive

Terabytes of files and folders, moved straight into Google Drive or a Shared Drive. You get a report of every file, and you can keep working in Dropbox until you switch.

Try 200 files or 5 GB free · no credit card required

  • Read-only access to Dropbox
  • Nothing there is changed or deleted
  • A report of every file

The this2that mover: Dropbox on the left, Google Drive on the right, an arrow to move what you tick, and a sidebar with your plan, what you picked and each move's progress.

Tick files and folders in Dropbox, open a Drive folder, press the arrow

How it works

  1. 1

    Connect Dropbox and Google Drive

    Sign in with Google, then connect Dropbox. this2that only reads it: nothing in Dropbox is changed or deleted.

  2. 2

    Tick what to move

    Folders or single files, side by side with your Drive. Open the Drive folder or Shared Drive it should land in, and press the arrow.

  3. 3

    It moves cloud to cloud

    Close the tab if you like. Each move shows its progress and ends with a report of every file. Move more whenever you want.

Built for moves that have to finish

Cloud to cloud

Start the move and close the tab. It keeps going, for days if it has to, straight from Dropbox to Google Drive.

Move it your way

One folder today, the rest next week. Pick folders or single files, send them to any Drive folder, and come back for more.

Every file accounted for

A report lists every file that moved, was skipped or failed, with the reason. Failed files are never charged, and you can retry them.

A safe switch-over

Keep working in Dropbox while the move runs, nothing there is changed or deleted. For 30 days, a catch-up pass moves only what changed since.

Your folders, recreated

The folder structure is rebuilt in Google Drive or in a Shared Drive for your team.

Any Dropbox account

Basic, Plus or Business. You connect your own account and move the folders you can open in it.

What moves

  • Every file and folder you pick, or your whole Dropbox
  • File names, folder structure and modified dates
  • Any file type, videos and design files included, up to 5 TB per file
  • Into your own My Drive, any folder in it, or a Shared Drive

What stays behind

  • Sharing settings, comments and version history
  • Dropbox Paper documents, which Dropbox only lets you export, are listed in your report so you can export them yourself.
  • Your Dropbox itself: nothing is deleted there

How long it takes

Google Drive accepts about 750 GB of uploads per account per day, on every plan. Your move runs as fast as Google allows, pauses at the limit and resumes on its own the next day.

100 GB
A few hours
500 GB
Under a day
2 TB
About 3 days
7 TB
About 10 days

Moving into a Shared Drive does not change the limit: it counts for the Google account that does the uploading.

The ways to move Dropbox to Google Drive

OptionWho can use itTerabytesProof it worked
Download and upload it yourselfAnyoneDays of your computer and connection, stops when either doesNone
Admin migration toolsIT admins with admin access on both sidesYesAdmin logs
this2thatAnyone with the two accountsYes, with the tab closedA report of every file

Moving videos from Vimeo instead? Vimeo to Google Drive is a separate tool.

Pricing

Pay once. No subscription to cancel.

Pick the size of your move. Bigger moves stack packs, and failed files are never charged. Start free: the first 200 files or 5 GB are on us.

Up to 500 GB

Start free

Up to 2 TB

Start free

Up to 7 TB

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  • ✓ First 200 files or 5 GB free, to check the result
  • ✓ Move what you want, when you want, in as many moves as you like
  • ✓ Report of every file moved, skipped or failed
  • ✓ Catch-up passes for 30 days, within your pack
  • ✓ Your files at the source are never changed or deleted
  • ✓ Priority email support

Frequently asked questions

Available now: OneDrive to Google Drive · OneDrive to Dropbox

Also coming: Box to Google Drive

Ready to move your Dropbox?

Connect both accounts and move your first 200 files or 5 GB free. No credit card, nothing deleted in Dropbox.