Google Drive to Microsoft OneDrive,
without the export hop.

The Workspace-to-M365 migration. Teams switching identity providers move Google Drive content into OneDrive in one pass — no Google Takeout, no manual reimport.

Mover connects Google Drive and OneDrive directly. No Takeout, no zips, no archival staging. Authorize both sides, pick what to migrate, see the price before you commit a byte.

Google Drive

From

Google Drive

Microsoft OneDrive

To

OneDrive

Why teams move from Google Drive to OneDrive.

Most Google Drive → OneDrive migrations are part of a switch from Google Workspace to Microsoft 365. The data is the variable that makes the cutover real.

Standardizing on Microsoft 365

Teams adopting M365 for Office, Teams, Outlook, and Entra identity move their Google Drive content into OneDrive so files travel with the people they belong to.

Acquisition or merger consolidating tenants

An acquired company on Google Workspace gets pulled into the parent's M365 tenant. Drive data has to land in OneDrive for the integration to finish.

Cutting redundant subscriptions

Paying for both Workspace and M365 during a transition is common. Migrating the data is what ends the Workspace renewal cycle.

Putting files where the work happens

If the team has already moved to Outlook, Teams, and Office, leaving the files in Drive creates friction. OneDrive sits inside the same identity, sharing, and search layer as everything else they use.

4 steps to Go.

From credential to first byte in a handful of clicks. The dry-run is free, every time, and shows the exact cost before you commit a byte.

Connect Google Drive.

Sign in to Google through Mover and authorize the connection. Mover supports both consumer Drive and Workspace, with domain-wide delegation available for tenant-wide migrations.

Connect OneDrive.

Sign in to OneDrive through Mover with a Microsoft 365 account that has rights to the destination drives. Per-user OneDrive and OneDrive-backed SharePoint personal sites are supported.

Run a free dry run.

Mover walks the source, sizes the migration, and produces an exact-cost estimate. The dry run is free, every time. You see the number before any data moves.

Launch the migration.

Live progress, automatic retries on transient failures, structured audit log of every file moved. Pause, resume, or cancel at any time.

The pricing math, honestly.

Google Drive and OneDrive are both zero-egress and zero-ingress for migration traffic. The only cost is Mover — as low as $0.15/GB on a 10 TB pack. The dry run shows the exact total.

2 TB Google Drive → OneDrive migration

The dry run is what to trust — it runs against your actual data and reflects the actual pack size you need.

Mover fees
2 TB pack
$399
Google Drive egress
no per-GB egress
$0
OneDrive ingress
no per-GB ingress
$0
Total
$399

Frequently asked.

Most teams launch their first migration in under 15 minutes. The dry run is free, every time.

Mover charges per GB transferred — as low as $0.15/GB on the 10 TB usage pack, a little higher on smaller packs. The free dry run sizes the migration and shows the exact price before any data moves. Google Drive has no egress fee, so you pay only Mover plus whatever OneDrive charges to ingest (most charge nothing). See pricing for the packs.

Run a free dry run. Connect Google Drive and OneDrive, and Mover walks the source, counts every file, sums the bytes, and returns the exact file count and price before you commit. Buy the matching usage pack, launch, and Mover handles the transfer — re-running later moves only what changed or failed.

Native Google files are exported to Office formats (Docs → docx, Sheets → xlsx, Slides → pptx) on the way to OneDrive. The result is editable in Office; complex formulas and embedded scripts may not survive the conversion 1:1, so the dry run is also a good moment to scan for the small subset of files that need a human pass after the migration.

Yes. With Google domain-wide delegation, Mover can authenticate as a Workspace administrator and migrate every user's Drive in the tenant — into the corresponding OneDrive on the M365 side.

Google shared drives migrate to SharePoint sites or to a specific OneDrive, depending on how you want to land the content. Mover lets you map sources to destinations explicitly.

Folder hierarchy is preserved. File modification timestamps are preserved where the destination supports it; OneDrive accepts the original modified-time on upload.

Mover migrates file content. Sharing models differ between Google Drive and OneDrive — permissions do not transfer 1:1 and have to be re-established on the M365 side, typically through Entra groups and SharePoint sharing.

Yes. Mover reads from Google Drive via OAuth while the migration runs. You typically cancel Workspace after the migration is verified — not before.

Move Google Drive to OneDrive in one pass.

Connect both sides, run a free dry run, see the exact price. No Takeout, no scripts.