File and folder management in Google Drive on the web is pretty straightforward. Hover over files and folders to see options ...

Google's free cloud storage platform, Google Drive, is a great collaboration tool, but you have to know how to share files and folders to make it fulfill its potential.

Folders and files are the bread and butter of Google Drive. Here’s a guide on how to create a new folder, and how to move files around the Drive platform.

Downloading a file or folder from Google Drive can generally be accomplished by right clicking or selecting the three dots next to the item's name.

This is where Google Drive comes to the rescue. Not only is it an excellent tool for sharing big files, but it also includes a feature to transfer ownership of your files and folders.

Moving Drive files between Google accounts doesn't have to be a tedious task. Here's a workaround that lets you transfer files from one Google Drive account to another in five easy steps.

The mirror option deploys a full two-way sync, so all your files and folders are stored on your computer and in Google Drive on the web. Make changes at either end, and they sync across to the other.

Whether stored locally or in the cloud, keeping files organized is an essential part of being productive. This guide will show you how to keep your Google Drive files in top form.