Paste one embed code and get drag-and-drop uploads of any size. Files go straight to Google Drive, and your app gets a webhook for every upload — no server or storage to build.
Any size, straight to Google Drive.
Your app gets a webhook.
Your file stays on your device ·
Trusted by 300,000+ users from all industries.
How it works
Choose the Drive folder, the allowed file types and the look of the widget.
Add the iFrame or JavaScript snippet to any page, from a plain HTML site to WordPress or a React app.
Uploads land in your folder in full quality, and a webhook tells your app the moment they’re done.
Add uploads to your site in minutes.
No backend required.
Limits
DriveUploader sets no file size limit. The only limits are Google Drive’s own.
No size limit
in DriveUploader
5 TB
max file size in Google Drive
0 servers
to build or maintain
No account
needed by your users
JavaScript API and webhooks
Control the widget from your code with the JavaScript API, and get a webhook with every finished upload, including links to the files in Google Drive.
Trigger processing, update your database or notify your team.
Explore the APICreate uploaders from your app
Create uploaders through the API instead of by hand, for example one for every customer, project or order in your app, each with its own Drive folder.
Set its Drive folder, file limits, notifications and webhook in the same API call. No clicking through the admin.
View API docsYour brand
Match the widget to your product: your colors, fonts, logo and texts, in your users’ language.
Users never leave your site, and the upload feels like one more screen of your app.
Explore the design editorAll features
Plain HTML, WordPress, Joomla, Drupal, React, Vue or any page that accepts an iFrame.
Users drop files or whole folders, or pick them from their phone.
Ask for a name, an order number or anything else alongside the files.
Accept only the formats your app can process and set a maximum file size.
Name folders by user, date or form answers, so files from different users never mix.
Email you and confirm the upload to the user, in your own words.
Let AI read documents and photos into Google Sheets.
Files live in your Google Drive, so you pay nothing extra for storage or bandwidth.
The API docs cover the iFrame, the JavaScript API and webhooks, with code examples.
View API docsCompare
| Build it yourself | Upload services | DriveUploader | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Time to add uploads | Days to weeks | Hours | Minutes |
| Large files | You handle chunking and timeouts | Yes, often limited by plan | Yes, no size limit |
| Storage | Your server or cloud bucket | The service’s storage | Your Google Drive |
| Storage and bandwidth costs | Yes | Usually per GB | No extra costs |
| Webhooks | You build them | Yes | Yes |
| Users need an account | Depends | No | No |
Who uses it
Our happy customer
“DriveUploader helps us to make uploading files for customers easy and fast.”
Neil KumarSecurity
Uploads go straight to your Google Drive. No copies on our servers, no extra storage fees.
Your users can upload, but they never see your folders or anyone else’s files.
Protect an uploader with a password, or close it with an expiration date.
Files are encrypted in transit and stored with Google’s security, the same as the rest of your Drive.
Pricing
Embedding the widget on your site comes with Plus. The API and webhooks are included in the Pro plan.
See full pricingIt’s an embeddable file upload component for websites and apps. You paste one embed code into your page, your users drag and drop files of any size, and the files are saved straight to your Google Drive. You don’t need a server or storage of your own.
Create an uploader in DriveUploader, copy its embed code and paste it into your page. It works with plain HTML and with WordPress, Joomla, Drupal, Wix, Webflow and other site builders that accept an iFrame or a script.
Yes. Add the embed code to your component like any other embed, and use the JavaScript API’s callback to react to uploads in your app. The API docs describe the callback and its upload events.
DriveUploader doesn’t limit file size on any plan. Files only need to fit into your Google Drive storage; Google Drive accepts files up to 5 TB and up to 750 GB of uploads per account per day. Large files upload in parts and continue after a dropped connection.
No. Your users upload straight from your page without signing in to DriveUploader or Google. Only you connect a Google account.
Set a webhook URL, and DriveUploader sends a request to your server with every finished upload, including the file names and links to the files in Google Drive. With the JavaScript embed you can also react to upload events in the browser through a callback.
Yes, with the Pro plan. Create, edit, duplicate and delete uploaders from your app through the REST API, for example one for every customer, project or order, each with its own Google Drive folder, instead of setting them up by hand.
Upload services store files in their own cloud and usually charge for storage and bandwidth. DriveUploader saves every file to your own Google Drive, with no storage fees and no file size limit, so it suits teams that already work in Google Workspace.
You can start for free. Free uploaders stay open for 24 hours. Embedding the widget on your website and permanent uploaders come with plans from $5.99/month, billed yearly; the API, webhooks and custom forms come with the Pro plan.
Paste one embed code. Files go straight to Google Drive.
