Google gives everyone just 15 GB — shared between Gmail, Drive, and Photos. GTransfer moves your Drive files to Mega.nz or Drime, freeing up your quota permanently without losing a single file.
Free plan available · Pro from £19 one-time · No subscription
Google Photos backups
Full-resolution photos count toward your 15 GB quota
Large email attachments
Years of PDFs and images in Gmail add up fast
Google Drive files
Especially videos, ZIP archives, and synced desktop folders
Google Workspace exports
Docs, Sheets, and Slides exported to Office format
Pay for Google One
£1.59/month (100 GB)Recurring cost forever. Doesn't fix the root problem — just delays it.
Delete files
FreePermanent. Easy to delete something you'll need later.
Move files to Mega.nz or Drime
£19 one-time via GTransferFiles stay safe in free cloud storage. Google quota freed permanently.
Authorise GTransfer via Google OAuth and link a free Mega.nz or Drime account.
Choose folders or individual files. GTransfer shows file sizes so you can see exactly how much space you'll free.
GTransfer moves files directly cloud-to-cloud. Once done, delete them from Drive to reclaim your Google storage.
| Service | Free storage |
|---|---|
| Google (current) | 15 GB (full) |
| Mega.nz | 20 GB free |
| Drime | + 20 GB free |
| Total extra storage | 40 GB free |
No data retained
Files go directly to your cloud storage — we never store them
No deleting required
Files stay safe until you verify the transfer is complete
One-time payment
£19 once for Pro — no subscription, ever
Google gives every free account 15 GB shared across Gmail, Google Drive, and Google Photos. Large email attachments, photo backups at full resolution, and synced desktop folders all eat into this limit. Once it fills, Google blocks new incoming emails and prevents new files being saved to Drive.
Google will stop accepting new emails — senders will receive a bounce message saying your mailbox is full. New files cannot be saved to Drive or synced from desktop. Google Photos stops backing up new photos.
Yes. Mega.nz offers 20 GB of free encrypted cloud storage. Your files are end-to-end encrypted — only you can access them. GTransfer Pro moves your Google Drive files directly to Mega.nz without you needing to download anything.
No. GTransfer copies your files to Mega.nz or Drime. The originals stay in Google Drive until you choose to delete them yourself. This means you can verify the transfer completed successfully before cleaning up.
For most people, yes. Google One costs £1.59/month for 100 GB — that's £19 per year, forever. GTransfer Pro costs £19 once and moves your files to 40 GB of free cloud storage. If you mainly have Drive files eating your quota, GTransfer is the cheaper long-term fix.
Move your Drive files out of Google — keep them safe in 40 GB of free cloud storage. One-time £19, no subscription.
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