# Move your files from Google Drive, Dropbox or OneDrive

Drime does not import directly from another cloud yet. Here is how to move your files today, from a few folders to a whole library.

Updated: 2026-10-19  
Source: https://drime.cloud/support/integrations-and-api/import-from-another-cloud

![The Upload button above the file list, open on its two choices: Upload files and Upload folder](https://drime.cloud/media/01M590M1B7JMK5YHY70VD7TTFJ/585dfad519f5-web-drive-upload-menu.png)

**Can Drime import my files directly from Google Drive, Dropbox or OneDrive?**

Not yet. There is no built-in import from another cloud in Drime today. Drime's roadmap lists migration tools as planned. Until then, use one of the options below.

**How do I move a few folders?**

Download the folders from your current service to your computer, then upload them to Drime: click **Upload**, then **Upload folder**. See [Upload files and folders](https://drime.cloud/support/drive/upload-files-and-folders).

**How do I move a large library?**

Install Drime Desktop and put the downloaded files in your Drime folder on your computer: Drime Desktop uploads them in the background. See [How Drime Desktop sync works](https://drime.cloud/support/desktop/how-sync-works).

If you are comfortable with the command line, rclone has an official Drime backend. See [Rclone, Drime CLI and WebDAV](https://drime.cloud/support/integrations-and-api/rclone-cli-and-webdav).

**Will my storage be enough?**

Check how much space your files use on your current service, and compare it with your Drime plan before you start. See [Check and free up storage space](https://drime.cloud/support/drive/check-and-free-up-storage).