{"id":"cloud-accounts.move-onedrive-or-box-files-to-another-cloud","url":"/faq/cloud-accounts/move-onedrive-or-box-files-to-another-cloud","category":{"id":"cloud-accounts","title":"Cloud accounts"},"subcategory":{"id":"moving-between-clouds","title":"Moving files between clouds"},"question":"Can I move my OneDrive or Box files to Google Drive or Dropbox with Storage Studio?","alt_questions":["OneDrive to Google Drive transfer Mac","migrate Box to Dropbox on Mac","switch from OneDrive to Dropbox","copy OneDrive files to another cloud account","Box Drive to Google Drive migration"],"short_answer":"Yes — use the OneDrive or Box app's folder on your Mac as the transfer source and copy to a connected Google Drive or Dropbox account. Files may download as they're read, so allow space.","answer_markdown":"Yes, through their folders on your Mac. OneDrive and Box aren't account types you can add in Storage Studio right now, but their own Mac apps put a folder in Finder, and you can use that folder as the source of a transfer.\n\n1. Make sure the OneDrive or Box app is signed in and its folder appears in Finder.\n2. Add Google Drive or Dropbox in **Cloud Accounts**.\n3. In **New Transfer**, choose the OneDrive or Box folder (or add it as a [Local folder account](/faq/cloud-accounts/what-is-a-local-folder-account)) as the source and a folder in the new account as the destination, then **copy**.\n\nThose apps often keep files online-only, so each file downloads to your Mac as it's read. Leave enough free space, or transfer one folder at a time. Delete from the old service only after you've checked the copy.","answer_html":"

Yes, through their folders on your Mac. OneDrive and Box aren't account types you can add in Storage Studio right now, but their own Mac apps put a folder in Finder, and you can use that folder as the source of a transfer.

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  1. Make sure the OneDrive or Box app is signed in and its folder appears in Finder.
  2. Add Google Drive or Dropbox in Cloud Accounts.
  3. In New Transfer, choose the OneDrive or Box folder (or add it as a Local folder account) as the source and a folder in the new account as the destination, then copy.
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Those apps often keep files online-only, so each file downloads to your Mac as it's read. Leave enough free space, or transfer one folder at a time. Delete from the old service only after you've checked the copy.

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Cloud accounts · Moving files between clouds

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Can I move my OneDrive or Box files to Google Drive or Dropbox with Storage Studio?

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Short answer: Yes — use the OneDrive or Box app's folder on your Mac as the transfer source and copy to a connected Google Drive or Dropbox account. Files may download as they're read, so allow space.

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Yes, through their folders on your Mac. OneDrive and Box aren't account types you can add in Storage Studio right now, but their own Mac apps put a folder in Finder, and you can use that folder as the source of a transfer.

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  1. Make sure the OneDrive or Box app is signed in and its folder appears in Finder.
  2. Add Google Drive or Dropbox in Cloud Accounts.
  3. In New Transfer, choose the OneDrive or Box folder (or add it as a Local folder account) as the source and a folder in the new account as the destination, then copy.
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Those apps often keep files online-only, so each file downloads to your Mac as it's read. Leave enough free space, or transfer one folder at a time. Delete from the old service only after you've checked the copy.

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