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Google Drive → Dropbox

Sync Google Drive with Dropbox

Keep a Google Drive folder mirrored in Dropbox. DriveBatcher copies new and changed files one-way or on demand — no manual downloads.

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How it works

Three steps, one batch

No installs, no scripts — connect, select, and run.

01

Connect both drives

Link Google Drive and Dropbox with scoped access in a couple of clicks.

02

Pick source & target

Choose the Google Drive folder to sync and the Dropbox folder to receive the copies.

03

Run or schedule

Run the sync once, or set a rule so new and changed files keep flowing across.

What you get

Built for bulk

Every action runs as a background job with per-file results.

One-way sync

Mirror a Google Drive folder into Dropbox without duplicating by hand.

Copy new files

Only files missing in the target are copied; unchanged ones are skipped.

Scheduled rules

Set a sync rule and let DriveBatcher run it on a schedule.

No local download

Files move cloud-to-cloud; nothing lands on your computer.

Changed-file detection

Newer source files overwrite stale targets so both stay current.

Full history

Every sync run logs what was added, skipped, or updated.

FAQ

Questions, answered

Everything you need to know before your first batch.

Yes. Connect both accounts, choose a source Google Drive folder and a target Dropbox folder, then run the sync.

Mirror Google Drive into Dropbox.

Connect both drives and run your first sync. Your first operations are free.