Free up your Google storage — without deleting anything

Google gives every account 15 GB of free storage shared across Gmail, Drive and Photos. When it fills up, Google blocks new emails and files. Instead of deleting your data or paying for Google One, GTransfer moves your Drive files to Mega.nz or Drime — giving you up to 40 GB of free extra cloud storage with a single one-time payment of £19.

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Why Google storage fills up

Google's 15 GB free tier is shared across three separate services: Gmail (emails and attachments), Google Drive (files and documents), and Google Photos (photos and videos). Most people don't realise these all draw from the same pool — so even if your Drive looks empty, a large Photos library or years of email attachments can silently consume your entire allowance. When it runs out, Google stops delivering new emails and blocks any new files from being saved.

The usual options — deleting files, paying £1.99/month for Google One, or doing nothing — aren't satisfying. GTransfer offers a fourth option: move your files somewhere else, for free, with a one-time payment.

The GTransfer solution

Connect your Google account

Authorise GTransfer via Google's official OAuth. Your Google password is never seen or stored.

Connect Mega.nz or Drime

Link your external storage account. Both are free to sign up — no credit card required.

Transfer and free up space

Select which Drive files to move. Once transferred, delete them from Drive to reclaim your storage.

How much storage will you get?

Storage	Free allowance	Cost
Google (existing)	15 GB	Free
Mega.nz (via GTransfer)	+20 GB	£19 one-time
Drime (via GTransfer)	+20 GB	Included in Pro
Total	55 GB	£19 one-time

Mega.nz and Drime free tiers are subject to those providers' terms. Both require a free account.

OAuth only

Your Google password is never seen or stored.

No data retained

Files move directly to your cloud storage — we never hold your data.

One-time payment

Pay £19 once. No subscription, no renewal, ever.

Frequently asked questions

Will moving files to Mega.nz delete them from Drive?›

Not automatically. GTransfer copies your files to Mega.nz or Drime first. Once you've confirmed the transfer completed successfully, you can delete the originals from Google Drive to free up your storage.

What happens to my Google storage after I transfer?›

Once you delete the transferred files from Google Drive, that storage is immediately freed up. Your Google account will stop showing the "storage full" warning and you'll be able to receive emails and save new files again.

Is £19 really a one-time payment?›

Yes — completely. No monthly fees, no annual renewal, no hidden charges. Pay £19 once and the Pro transfer features — including Mega.nz and Drime — are yours permanently.

Stop paying for extra Google storage

Move your files to Mega.nz or Drime for free. One-time £19 — no subscription.

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