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Uploading Microsoft Office Files to Google Drive Log in to Google Drive. Click New > File Upload. Browse your computer and choose the file you wish to upload to Google Drive. Your file will be uploaded to your My Drive. From here you can open and edit the document in your drive.

Are you using an app for Google Drive or visiting Drive on the web (at drive.google.com)? Google still provides 15GB of storage with free accounts.

How to Convert from Microsoft Word to Google Docs. You can upload your Word documents to your Google Drive storage. From there, you can edit the documents (typically in a DOC or DOCX format) without losing the Office format. You can also convert the file into a Google Docs-only document.

You can convert a Word document to a Google Doc by uploading it to Google Drive. This process can be done on your computer or on the Google Drive mobile app. You can change your Google Drive settings to automatically convert uploaded files to Google Docs.

You can use Google Docs to open and edit Microsoft Word documents. You can even download your Google doc as a Word document so it has a standard Word extension (. docx). But that's not the only file format Google Docs will let you export.

Google Docs is available for free if you have a Google account. MS Word must be purchased with a Microsoft Office package.

Convert Microsoft Office files to Google files Open your library in Google Drive. Select the file you want to convert. Open the More actions menu and select Convert to Google Docs. In the dialog, select the destination folder for the converted document. You can select My Drive or The current folder. ... Click Convert.

Every Google Account comes with 15 GB of storage that's shared across Google Drive, Gmail, and Google Photos. When you upgrade to Google One, your total storage increases to 100 GB or more depending on what plan you choose.