How To Combine Free Cloud Storages Into A Single Storage(Without Paying For Extra Storage Space!)

There are so many companies that provide fast and secured cloud storage service, but cost can be sometimes so high if we want to expand our free storage space. There are many great services like Google Drive, Microsoft Onedrive, Dropbox, etc which gives free storage space upto 20gb. So we will today see how to combine all these free storage into one to make a large amount of storage. 

So we know google drive offers 15gb of free space and many of us have a number of google accounts(we may need many). So we will combine all these free 15gb into one single storage and we would even mount this cloud drive as a local drive in windows. Now for all these amazing things to happen we need Cloudevo, an amazing that enables us to do this thing. 

So you have download cloudevo via this: https://www.evorim.com/en/cloudevo . 

After downloading and installing, you have to open and register in cloudevo and then you will see this: 

you won't see that google accounts(i already added them), now you have click on the add account button and you see this: 

you can add any cloud service account but I suggest google because it has no usage or transfer limit. Click on the google drive logo and you will see this: 

now on this tab you have to click perform authorization button and it will redirect you to your browser and sign-in page of google. Sign-in to your google account on that page and allow permissions by Cloudevo application and then you will get this message.

That it now close your browser, go back to cloudevo and click save. Thats it your google account is now added and in this way you can add unlimited google accounts and increase your storage space without a single penny. Cloudevo also has the ability to mount these added accounts as a cloud drive in your PC. As you click save button it will automatically create the drive and mount it in you PC.

If you want to see the thorough process of doing this, you can watch this tutorial video: