Here's a really tempting Microsoft offer right now: They want to take away a share of Dropbox's user base by giving away a whopping 100GB of free OneDrive storage space to those who move in from the said cloud service. Access to your Dropbox account. As soon as it's authorized, Microsoft will add a OneDrive starting guide to your main folder, and will confirm that you now have the additional storage space. The bonus storage has a catch though: The free 100GB will only last for a year upon activation, and this might be a bummer to those who are looking forward to use the service permanently. If you're not down with that, Microsoft is still offering a larger space than Dropbox with 15GB of free starting storage than the 2GB currently available at the latter. Read more in our articles including "Microsoft gives you free 100GB OneDrive space when you switch from Dropbox" and "Senate passes FOI Bill (Freedom of Information Act, SB 1432)".
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Apr 7, 2026Here's a really tempting Microsoft offer right now: They want to take away a share of Dropbox's user base by giving away a whopping 100GB of free OneDrive storage space to those who move in from the said cloud service. Access to your Dropbox account. As soon as it's authorized, Microsoft will add a OneDrive starting guide to your main folder, and will confirm that you now have the additional storage space.
The bonus storage has a catch though: The free 100GB will only last for a year upon activation, and this might be a bummer to those who are looking forward to use the service permanently. If you're not down with that, Microsoft is still offering a larger space than Dropbox with 15GB of free starting storage than the 2GB currently available at the latter.
Our coverage of free OneDrive storage includes: "Microsoft gives you free 100GB OneDrive space when you switch from Dropbox"; "Senate passes FOI Bill (Freedom of Information Act, SB 1432)"; "HUAWEI Pura 90 Pro now official: 6.6” OLED Display, 1TB Storage". Each article provides unique insights and information.