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Sign in with Google so FreeUp can find files to make smaller.
Get more space without deleting the files you want to keep. FreeUp shrinks your photos, videos, PDFs, and audio right in Google Drive. No downloading or uploading them yourself.
FreeUp finds files it can make smaller and shrinks them in your Drive. Your folders, file names, and links stay the same.
Sign in with Google so FreeUp can find files to make smaller.
Try up to 1 GB of files free, or choose a larger plan. Start when you are ready.
See how much room you saved. Your smaller files stay right where you left them.
Big videos, photos, and documents can fill your Drive fast. Making them smaller leaves more room for new memories, projects, and everyday files.
Free up my Drive →Shrink up to 1 GB of files free. Need more? Choose how many files your plan covers and pay once. No subscription.
Shrink up to 1 GB of files and see the space you save. No card needed.
Try it free →Shrink up to 15 GB of files in one go. Pay once and make more room in your Drive.
Choose this plan →Shrink up to 100 GB of files in one go. Pay once and make more room in your Drive.
Choose this plan →Shrink up to 200 GB of files in one go. Pay once and make more room in your Drive.
Choose this plan →Shrink up to 2 TB of files in one go. Pay once and make more room in your Drive.
Choose this plan →Shrink photos, videos, PDFs, and audio without moving them out of Google Drive. Files FreeUp cannot make smaller stay as they are.
Keep the same file names, folders, links, and sharing settings.
FreeUp shrinks your files online. No downloading, sorting, or uploading them yourself.
Your results show how much smaller your files are and how much room you got back.
Simple answers to everyday storage problems.
Find out what is filling your Google account, choose what to keep, and make room without a rushed clear-out.
Read the guideGo straight to the files using the most Drive space, then decide which to keep, shrink, or remove.
Read the guideCheck Trash, your signed-in account, and Google's storage update delay before deleting more files.
Read the guide