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Simon Hill
Gear
A good service is the easiest way to save your memories and share files. These are the best WIRED-tested ones for personal use.
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Best for Google Services
Google One
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Best for Apple Devices
Apple iCloud
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Best for Windows
Microsoft OneDrive
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Best for Backups
IDrive
Read moreWhether you want to back up your files, share them with other folks, or collaborate on a piece of work, cloud storage services are perhaps the easiest way to do it. Stick that old screenplay in a digital filing cabinet and pop your photos into a digital shoebox, where they will remain safe, shareable, and easily accessible.
The tricky part of uploading your digital life to the cloud is deciding which service to use, because the choice can be overwhelming. We have distilled your options to a handful of picks that will suit different people, devices, and scenarios. (But we are focused on cloud storage services for regular people rather than businesses.) For more advice, check out our guides on how to back up your digital life, how to securely share files online, and our tips for cloud storage security.
Updated March 2023: We added Bublup, several honorable mentions, and updated prices.
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Simon Hill has been testing and writing about tech for more than 15 years. He is a regular contributor to WIRED, but you can also find his work at Business Insider, Reviewed, TechRadar, Android Authority, USA Today, Digital Trends, and many other places. He loves all things tech, but especially... Read more
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