How to save a file to Google Drive or Dropbox cloud storage?

All Clideo tools allow you to save your resulting file after export to Google Drive or Dropbox cloud storage.

Before you begin

1. Make sure you have login details for your Google Drive or Dropbox.
2. Go to Clideo tools to choose the tool you need.
3. Edit your files in the chosen tool and export your project.

Google Drive

To save your file to Google Drive after exporting, do the following:

1. Hover over the drop-down arrow to the right of the Download button and click Google Drive.
2. If you have not previously downloaded to Google Drive from Clideo in the current browser, log in to or choose the account you need, and, if requested, give Clideo permission to access your Google Drive by clicking Allow in the permission dialog box.

3. The upload of the file to Google Drive will start immediately. You can see one of the following statuses at the top of the screen:

   • If you see a green status bar "Uploading has been completed", the file has been uploaded to your Google Drive. You can find it in My drive > clideo.com folder.
   • If you see a red status bar "Error: Insufficient Space", the file has not been uploaded because your Google Drive does not have enough space. Free up some space and try again.

Dropbox

To save your files to Dropbox, do the following:

1. Hover over the drop-down arrow to the right of the Download button and click Dropbox.
2. If you have not previously downloaded to Dropbox from Clideo in the current browser, log in to your account, and, if requested, give Clideo permission to access your Google Drive by clicking Allow in the permission dialog box.

3. The upload of the file to Dropbox will start immediately. You can see one of the following statuses at the top of the screen:

   • If you see a green status bar "Uploading has been completed", the file has been uploaded to your Dropbox. You can find it in All files > Apps > Clideo folder.
   • If you see a red status bar "Error: Insufficient Space", the file has not been uploaded because your Dropbox does not have enough space. Free up some space and try again.