Microsoft OneDrive

Founded by Bill Gates in 2007

Store, sync, and share files across devices using cloud storage

Cost

Free Tier

Rating

★ Mixed Reviews

Time to value

Immediate

You can use OneDrive to store files, photos, and documents in the cloud and access them from any device. It syncs files automatically across Windows, Mac, iOS, and Android devices. You can share files or folders with others, set permissions for viewing or editing, and collaborate on Office documents in real time. OneDrive also provides backup for important folders on your PC, version history for files, and offline access to synced content.

What Microsoft OneDrive does

Upload files from desktop or browser to cloud storageShare a folder with view-only or edit access via a linkRestore a previous version of an edited documentSet up automatic camera upload from a mobile deviceAccess synced files offline on a laptopMove files between OneDrive and local storage using Windows ExplorerLock Personal Vault files with additional identity verificationAutomatically syncs files across Windows, Mac, iOS, and Android devicesBacks up Desktop, Documents, and Pictures folders on your PC automaticallyRestores previous versions of files up to 30 days (or more with higher plans)Lets you share files or folders with a link, with view or edit permissionsWorks directly inside Windows Explorer without needing a browserProvides offline access to files you choose to sync locallyIntegrates with Microsoft Office apps for real-time document collaborationOffers Personal Vault with extra identity verification for sensitive files