The most generous free cloud-storage tier of the big four — Google Drive gives 15 GB free per Google account, shared across Drive, Gmail, and Google Photos, with built-in Google Docs/Sheets/Slides collaboration, real-time co-editing, and sharing links. Paid Google One from ~$1.99/mo (100 GB), ~$2.99/mo (200 GB), or ~$9.99/mo (2 TB) shared with the family. No real desktop sync app, but the web + mobile apps are best-in-class.
Visit site ↗Microsoft’s cloud storage, tightly bundled with Windows + Office — OneDrive Basic gives 5 GB free per Microsoft account with cross-device sync, Personal Vault for sensitive files, and deep Windows/Office integration. Paid standalone 100 GB from ~$1.99/mo, or Microsoft 365 Personal from ~$6.99/mo for 1 TB + the Office desktop apps. The natural pick if you already live in Windows + Office.
Visit site ↗The all-in-one blocks-and-database workspace most people recognize — the Free plan gives unlimited blocks and pages for personal workspaces, 10 guest collaborators, unlimited sync across iOS/Android/desktop, 5 MB file uploads, and 7-day page history. The old 1,000-block cap was removed for the Free plan. Plus from ~$10/seat/mo adds unlimited file uploads, 30-day history, and unlimited team members.
Visit site ↗The industry-standard interface design tool. Figma Starter is free forever with up to 3 Figma design files and 3 FigJam files, unlimited collaborators (view + comment free; editing free for the file owner), unlimited pages per file, 720p prototypes, and 30-day version history; paid Pro from ~$15/editor/mo adds unlimited files, full version history, and Dev Mode.
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