Copy a shared Drive link into your own Drive

How this works

• Everything runs client-side, in your browser — the copy happens directly between your Google account and Drive's API, nothing passes through a Dollar Digital server.
• Paste a folder or file link someone shared with you, and it recreates the folder structure and copies matching files into a new folder in your own Drive.
• Large folders are handled in the background with automatic retries if Drive briefly rate-limits a request.

Before you sign in

Drive Copy requests broad access to your Google Drive (not just the files it creates) because it needs to read files someone else shared with you, which a narrower permission can't see. Read the privacy policy for exactly what that access is used for. You'll also see an "unverified app" warning during sign-in — expected for a small, independently-run tool that hasn't gone through Google's formal verification review.