Google Drive

Thanks to Google Drive, you can access a virtual disk drive directly from Windows, with the ability to synchronize files to the cloud when and where you want.

Once you've installed the application to your computer, its icon will appear in the left sidebar of any Windows folder, just below "Desktop" and "Recent Sites." Just a click will give you access to the files you have stored on your Google Drive account.

And if you want to upload something to your account in the cloud, all you need to do is drag and drop the file into the inside of the folder.

Basic Google Drive storage is 5GB, which should be more than enough to store documents, images, and a video here and there. Of course, you can always pay for more space if you need it.

Google Drive is a massive cloud storage tool that ends up being quite useful for any user thanks to its integration with the rest of Google's products and its ease of use.