Pull a file from Google Drive or Dropbox, or send one back to your cloud.
Cloud import and export need your own app keys. Keys are stored only in this browser's localStorage. The site owner can also hardcode them in this page's source so visitors don't need to enter anything.
Pull a file from Google Drive or Dropbox into this site, or send a file back to your cloud, without a server in between.
Is this tool really free?
Yes. Every tool on this site is free, with no account or sign-up required.
Are my files uploaded to your servers?
No. Files move directly between your browser and Google or Dropbox. Nothing passes through this site's servers.
Why do the cloud buttons ask for API keys?
Google and Dropbox only let registered apps open their file pickers. Paste your own app keys once and they are stored only in your browser.
Drive and Dropbox import and export moves files between your cloud and your browser. Pull a file from Google Drive or Dropbox, work on it with any tool on this site, then download it to this device or save it back to the same cloud. There is no server in between.
Enter your Google and Dropbox app keys once in Cloud settings above. The cloud buttons need those keys before they can open the pickers. Without keys, local upload and download still work, and the page tells you what is missing.
They do not store your files on this site and they do not keep a copy. Files move between your browser and your cloud. If you close the page mid-task, download the result first.
Do I need app keys?
Yes for the cloud pickers. Local upload and download work without keys.
Does my file pass through a server?
No. There is no server in between.
Can I save back to the same cloud?
Yes. Download to this device, or save back to Dropbox or Google Drive.
Read our step by step guide: How to Import PDFs from Drive and Dropbox Free.