What is the name of Google's file storage service?

The name of Google's file storage service is Google Drive. It is a cloud-based file-hosting and synchronization service that lets users store documents, photos, videos, and other files on Google's servers.

Google launched Drive on April 24, 2012. The service works through a web browser, desktop applications, and mobile apps, allowing files to be accessed and synchronized across devices. It also provides sharing controls for collaboration and public links.

Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides are commonly confused with Drive. They are Google's productivity applications, while Drive is the storage platform where files created with those tools are saved. Google One is different again: it is the subscription service used to purchase additional storage shared across Drive, Gmail, and Google Photos.

Individual Google accounts include 15 GB of storage shared among those three services. Drive is also integrated into Google Workspace, where organizations receive administrative, security, and collaboration features.