Google Drive gives you 15 gigabytes (15GB) of free storage space so that you can upload files to Google Drive from your computer and save them in the cloud. There are two main types of files that can be stored on Google Drive:

Files that you can edit, such as Microsoft Office, PDF files, and other text files.
Files that you can’t edit, such as music, videos, compressed archives ( .zip files), and most other files.
After you upload to Google Drive, no matter what type of file it is, you will be able to manage, organize, share it and have access to it from anywhere. Since files on Google Drive are synced through your devices, you will always see the latest version of the file. You can also browse through various types of files, even if your computer does not have the software required for this file. For example, you can use Google Drive to view a Photoshop file, even if Photoshop is not installed on the current computer.
So how to upload to Google Drive? For many users, it is easier to structure and edit information using a personal computer. You can do this in two ways: using any browser or through the Google Drive folder. Uploading files from your computer to a Google drive is very easy. If you use the Google Chrome web browser, you can even download entire folders.