One can also create an account which you can skip if you’re here for just one-time use.Ģ] Once you’re into the dashboard, click on Add Cloud Drives, select Google Drive, and tap next. While specific web applications and extensions like Drive Migrator let you transfer files from one Google Drive account to another, here’s how to do using MultCloud.ġ] Visit and tap on Guest Access. Note: To transfer other file formats from one account to another on Google Drive, you need to download a copy of your data or to create an archive with Google Takeout. You can also create a copy using the Make a Copy option and move the data to a new folder. Change it to Is Owner and click on Save Changes.Ħ] That’s it, simply log in with your secondary account, and you’ll be able to access the shared folders/ files right in the My Drive section. Tap on the Edit rights icon (resembles a pen) beside your secondary account’s name.
Alternatively, you can also tap the Share icon (resembles a man with +) to directly enter the share menu.Ĥ] Type the secondary account’s email in the text bar and click the blue Send button.ĥ] Next, open the sharing menu again and hit the Advanced button given at the bottom right corner. You can also select all of them at once by pressing Ctrl + A.ģ] Once you’re done with the selection, right-click on the picked files or folders and click on Share. Method 1- Using Google Drive Sharingġ] Open Google Drive and log in with your primary account.Ģ] Select the files and folders you want to move to your secondary Google Drive account. Nonetheless, you can still use methods given below to transfer files from one Google Drive account to another.
But, Google doesn’t offer any native option to do the same. Notably, the best way to get rid of low storage problem is to move some of your data to a different account.
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