Sync Multiple Google Drive Accounts To Your Desktop

No more logging in and out, no more work-arounds

Alex Teu
odrive: one login to unify all your storage

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Updated: 2020–05–26

It is common these days to have multiple cloud storage accounts, even from the same storage service. Maybe you keep separate accounts for better organization. Or, you want to keep your personal data and professional data separate. Perhaps you run a business and you have several accounts to enhance collaboration with individual clients.

Unfortunately, the official Google Drive apps make this difficult by imposing limits on the number of accounts you can sync.

That’s where we come in. With odrive you can sync as many Google Drive accounts as you want — for free.

Step one: Sign up for odrive and link your first Google Drive account

We have made this really, really easy. Just sign-up with your Google account and your Google Drive will be automatically linked and immediately accessible.

Step two: Connect all of your Google accounts

To connect to a second account, you simply click on “+Link Storage” from the odrive management console and register your second Google Drive account.

And then you can repeat this with as many accounts as you’d like.

Step three: Install our desktop client.

My desktop with multiple Google Drive accounts, among others.

After you have linked all your Google accounts, all of the files and folders from each account will appear in its own separate folder on your desktop.

You can now access all of your files in all of your Google accounts from the desktop, without having to logout and login, ever again.

A video guide to set up all your Google accounts on your desktop

Bonus: Link all your cloud storage

If you use multiple Google accounts, you likely use many other cloud storage services like Dropbox, Microsoft OneDrive, Amazon Drive, and Box.

With odrive, you can link to as many cloud storage accounts as you want, for free.

Go ahead and link all of your storage for free, today.

Try it! It’s free!

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A lawyer, I once was; a cloud startup insighter, forever. For the foreseeable now, odrive, I live.