[Handy & Fast] How to Backup Google Drive to Another Google Drive in 3 Ways

Why Need to Backup Google Drive to Another Google Drive

Google Drive is a cloud file storage software provided by Google on April 24, 2012. Users can store, share, and synchronize files with Google Drive, but how to backup Google Drive to another account or another Google Drive?

Users may have one or two Google Drive accounts, and sometimes they need to back up their Google Drive to another Google Drive for the following reasons:

• Users of Google Drive hope their data can be saved doubly. If one account is lost, they can use another.
• When they need to change a new account, they must transfer files and folders from the old one to a new one.
• When some critical files are saved in a shared account, it is safer to back them up to a personal account.

And now, we are going to introduce three different ways of backing up Google Drive to another Google Drive.

Backup Google Drive to Another Google Drive with Backup Software

There is too much backup software, and you must be wondering which you should choose. EaseUS Todo Backup Home is professional backup software with simple operation interfaces to help you back up Google Drive to another account.

If you need to back up a Google Drive to another Google Drive, EaseUS Todo Backup can help you through the following aspects:

• Back up files and folders in various formats, including photos, videos, documents, emails, archives, etc.
• Multiple cloud locations. Include Google Drive, OneDrive, pCloud, Hidrive, and Dropbox.
• Encrypted backup. Save your files to independent space, and you need a password to access backup files.
• E-mail Notification. You'll get an email with the backup report when the backup is finished.

Backup Google Drive to Another Google Drive Step by Step

How to back up Google Drive to another Google Drive with professional backup software? Download all the required files from Google Drive to the PC first.

Step 1. Log in to your Google Drive account.

Step 2. Select all the files and folders you need, then right-click them and select "Download".

Step 3. Wait for the files to download and zipped on the PC.

Make sure everything you want is downloaded, and start EaseUS Todo Backup.

Step 1. To start backup, click the Select backup contents.

Step 2. There are four data backup categories: File, Disk, OS, and Mail.

Step 3. On the left-hand side, you'll see a list of local and network files. Selecting the files to be backed up by expanding the directory.

Step 4. Follow the instructions on the screen and pick the location where you wish to store the backup.

In Backup Options, click Options to encrypt the backup with a password, specify the backup schedule, and choose whether or not to start the backup at a certain event in Backup Scheme. There are a variety of customizable features available for you to explore, and you may tailor the backup operation to meet your specific requirements.

Step 5. Backups can be stored on a local disk, in EaseUS's cloud service, or on a network attached storage device (NAS).

Step 6. EaseUS Todo Backup allows customers to back up data to a third-party cloud drive or the company's own cloud storage.

If you wish to back up your data to a third-party cloud drive, select Local Drive, scroll down to add Cloud Device and enter your account information.

You may also use EaseUS's own cloud storage service. Click EaseUS Cloud, create an account using your EaseUS Account, then log in to your account.

Step 7. To begin a backup, choose Backup Now. It will appear in the shape of a card on the left-hand panel when the backup process has been successfully finished. To handle the backup job in more detail, right-click on it.

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Backup Google Drive to Another Google Drive with Built-in Feature

Google Drive offers 15 GB of free storage space for users, and it is allowed to back up Google Drive to another Google Drive with a built-in share function. 

Here is a video about how to transfer Google Drive files to another account, and the highlights are listed already:

• 01:12 Start Google Drive and log in
• 01:29 Create a new folder
• 02:37 Add the files you need to the new folder
• 03:01 Press new account address and share
• 04:07 Check the files on the new Google Drive account

 

There are two ways you can back up files from Google Drive: One is by using the share feature, and the other is by downloading and uploading again.

Share your Google Drive Files to Another One

Follow the lead to back up your account by using the share feature step by step:

Step 1. Log in to your Google Drive account and select the folders you want to back up to another account.

Step 2. Right-click on the folders you select and choose "Share".

Step 3. Press the name of another Google Drive account and click "Send".

Step 4. Log in to your Google Drive just pressed, and you will see all the files were shared.

There is a more complicated way to back up Google Drive to another one. You can download and upload the files again.

Download Google Drive Files and Upload

If you need to back up many files and folders, this method may take a lot of time.

Step 1. Log in to your original Google Drive account.

Step 2. Select all the files and folders you need, then right-click them and select "Download".

Step 3. All the files will be saved on the PC. Make sure you get everything you need.

Step 4. Log in to another Google Drive, and choose "File Upload/ Folder Upload".

Step 5. Now, all the files can be found on another Google Drive.

Summary

That is all about how to backup Google Drive to another Google Drive. Computers may be invaded by viruses, and information may be stolen, especially your Google Drive account can be stolen. So, it is essential to back up Google Drive.

Three different ways to back up Google Drive to another Google Drive are recommended. EaseUS Todo Backup can not only back up Google Drive for you, but it can also protect all the data on the PC, and you can experience 250 GB of Free cloud storage with EaseUS Todo Backup.

Backup Google Drive to Another Google Drive FAQs

Maybe you still have questions about backing up Google Drive to another Google Drive. Get more information here:

Should I Backup Google Drive?

Of course, it is necessary to back up Google Drive, and it is safer for your information. If a Google Drive account is stolen, backup files can help you find important data.

How do I transfer photos from one Google account to another?

Download the photos you need from Google Drive to the local. And start professional backup software – EaseUS Todo Backup.

1. 1. Click "Select Backup Contents" to create a new backup.
2. 2. Choose "File".
3. 3. Choose photos from Google Drive and click "OK".
4. 4. Select "Cloud" and click "Google Drive" to back up photos to another account.
5. 5. Click "Backup Now" to start.

How do I sync my two Google accounts?

You can use "Shared Folders" to sync two Google accounts.

1. 1. Create a new folder as your shared folder.
2. 2. Share the Account by right-clicking and clicking "Share".
3. 3. Log in Google account, and you can find the shared folder from the other account.

How do I backup everything from Google Drive?

Using professional backup software can save a lot of time. We recommend EaseUS Todo Backup. First, download everything you need to the local and start the software.

1. 1. Click "Select Backup Contents" to create a new backup.
2. 2. Choose "File".
3. 3. Choose everything downloaded from Google Drive and click "OK".
4. 4. Select the destination, you are allowed to save the files to the local, cloud, NAS, and external hard drives.
5. 5. Click "Backup Now" to start.