Google Drive is Google's file sync app that lets you store all of your files online alongside your Google Docs documents, and keep them synced with all of your devices.

Google Drive

Box lets you keep all your businesses files in one place for simple online collaboration.

OneDrive, Microsoft's file sync app formerly known as SkyDrive, lets you store your files online, edit Office documents in the free Office Web Apps, and easily access your online files from your PC.

OneDrive

SugarSync is an easy-to-use file sharing, online backup and cloud storage service you can use to sync music, photos and files across any device. Sync just a few folders or all of your folders. Collaborate on team projects, distribute view-only files, or post links to documents on the web.

SugarSync

Dropbox lets you store your files online, sync them to all your devices, and share them easily. Get started for free, then upgrade for more space and security features.

Keeping track of messages and files across multiple platforms takes way too much energy. By using Zapier with Dropbox, you can automatically store and share everything from email attachments to social media posts—all in one place. You can also set up notifications in your platform of choice for changes and additions made to your Dropbox folders.

Dropbox

DigitalOcean is a cloud computing platform to quickly deploy virtual machines—with your custom code, or with a one-click app—manage storage, balance loads, and run it all from one place.

DigitalOcean

Amazon Simple Storage Service is a fully redundant data storage system. It makes it easy to store and retrieve any amount of data, anytime, from anywhere.

Amazon S3

Here are some creative ways to use Dropbox with Zapier:

Keep track of high priority information that's sent to your inbox. When an email includes important notes, forward it to your free zapiermail.com address to save the email as a Dropbox file.

Collect all your form submissions and survey results in a single folder. Compile Typeform, Wufoo, or JotForm entries as Dropbox files and easily share them with your clients or your team.

Avoid endless scrolling to track down last year's holiday themed social media blast. Save a backup of your Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, or LinkedIn posts in Dropbox.

Need an easy way to create files on Amazon S3? Using this Zap, you can create files in a Dropbox folder and have them automatically copied to an Amazon S3 bucket.

The file automatically gets copied to an S3 bucket. Pow!

A Dropbox account with a folder you'll use for this purpose

An AWS Access Key ID and AWS Secret Access Key corresponding to an AWS account with the appropriate permissions to create/update an object in the S3 bucket

Amazon S3

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Amazon S3

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Copy new files from Dropbox to Amazon S3

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