Upload and save files and folders to OneDrive Note: This Quick Start is for OneDrive for home and personal accounts. For work and school accounts, see OneDrive for work or school Quick Start.

Upload photos and files to OneDrive You can add files to OneDrive in many different ways and then get to them from anywhere.

Select the files or folder you want to upload, and then select Open. If you open OneDrive in File Explorer, select the files or folder and drag them to OneDrive.

Upload files or folders to OneDrive for work or school so you can get to them from anywhere from nearly any device. This video shows you how to add documents, spreadsheets, presentations, or other files …

You can create new Office documents directly from OneDrive for work or school. You'll need Office Web Apps Server to see the New menu. Otherwise, it's a Folder icon. Not sure where to create your …

Use the OneDrive app to upload photos and videos from your device, create new folders, and move photos and videos from one OneDrive folder to another. If you want to have your device's camera roll …

After adding files to your OneDrive for work or school folder, one or more files may not upload for a number of reasons, and you may see a red and white "X” overlaying the file’s icon, or a red and white …

Use the OneDrive app to upload photos and videos from your device, create new folders, and move photos and videos from one OneDrive folder to another. If you want to have your device's camera roll …

To upload a document to your team site, click Sites, and then click Team Site. In the Documents area, click New Document and then click Upload Existing File. Tips: You can also drag or drop files or save …

Sharing files and folders in Microsoft OneDrive lets you securely collaborate with friends, family, colleagues or external partners. OneDrive files are private until you share them, and you can choose …