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A Google account will track you wherever you go unless you sign out-or use incognito mode-and that may even include your location. Photos you store count toward your 15GB limit. It’s a full package, including Google Photos-which, unfortunately, no longer offers unlimited photo storage. Also included are a Gmail address and access to all of Google’s office-style products, like Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides. Our first pick is Google Drive, as it’s a great option for a lot of reasons, not the least of which is its 15GB of storage, which you get for free for simply making a Google account. That said, we will mention when options like that exist. However, the base allotment is just 2GB, which is too low for this list. For example, pCloud lets you cobble together as much as 10GB of free storage, provided you refer friends to the service. As most other picks can be used on any device, we felt it was a little fairer.Īlso note that in our calculations we have not included any bonuses gained by performing certain actions. Also missing is Apple’s iCloud, which is a little more generous at 5GB but is intended mainly for people who own Apple devices-Apple only provides 1GB if you don’t own an Apple device. You may notice that Dropbox is missing from our list, this is because it only offers 2GB of free storage, which isn’t a whole lot.

In each case, we’ll go over what the allotment of free storage is and what extras there are on offer. We’ve put together our picks in no particular order: all of them have something going for them, from Google Drive’s excellent suite of tools to ’s security features.