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OneDrive
What’s OneDrive?
OneDrive is online file storage you can get to from anywhere. It makes it easy to save Office documents and other files to the cloud so you can access them from any device.
With OneDrive, you can share documents, photos, and more without sending bulky email attachments. You can also easily work with OneDrive files right in Windows or Mac.

OneDrive

Add files from your computer
The first step is to add files to your OneDrive. The best way to do this from your PC or Mac is to download
OneDrive and drag the files into the OneDrive folder. Say you created a PowerPoint presentation on your laptop—you can drag it to your OneDrive folder to access it from your phone.

Get OneDrive for Windows or Mac

Add files using the OneDrive website
You can also add files from any computer, tablet, or phone by using the OneDrive website.
Just go to OneDrive.com, sign in, and then select “Upload.”

Get to your files from your phone or tablet
Download OneDrive for your device to get to your files from anywhere.

Create, edit, and share Office docs
Get the apps
Use the Office apps to create and edit Office documents from anywhere.

For Android: Word | Excel | PowerPoint | OneNote
For iOS: Word | Excel | PowerPoint | OneNote
For Windows or Mac: Office 365

Create docs from anywhere
You can create Word documents, Excel workbooks, PowerPoint presentations, and OneNote notebooks from the Office mobile apps or OneDrive.com for free. Just sign in and select “New.”

Edit docs on the go
When your Office documents are in OneDrive, you can open and edit them from the OneDrive mobile apps or the OneDrive website. Say someone asks you to add a slide to your presentation—you can do it right from your phone or from any computer.

Share and collaborate
You can share files and even entire folders without attaching anything. Send a link to the PowerPoint