FAK Labs — Utilities

Drive → Drive

Pick files — or a whole folder — from your Google Drive, share a link, and your recipient copies everything straight into their own Drive. No downloading. No re-uploading. Your files' bytes never pass through our servers.

How it works

The process

Three steps. Zero downloads.

01.

You pick files — or a folder

Sign in with Google and choose files with the familiar Drive picker, or share a whole folder and keep its exact structure. The app only ever sees what you select — never your whole Drive.

02.

You share a link

Send it to specific Gmail addresses, or make an anyone-with-the-link share. Set an expiry. Revoke anytime.

03.

They save to Drive

Your recipient signs in, selects the shared files, and copies them into their own Drive with one click. Native Google formats kept.

Under the hood

Built like infrastructure.

Permission scope: drive.file — the narrowest Google Drive scope. The app can only touch files you explicitly pick, or folders it creates itself.
File transfer: Copies run directly between Google accounts via the Drive API. File contents never touch our servers.
Credentials: OAuth tokens are encrypted at rest (AES-256-GCM). Sessions are signed, httpOnly cookies.
Sharing modes: Email — files land in the recipient's "Shared with me" instantly. Link — anyone with the URL; recipients open each file once first.
Expiry & control: Links expire automatically (default 30 days). Revoking removes the Drive permissions the share created.
Cost: Free. Runs on Cloudflare's free tier.

Private by design. We store only file names, share settings, and encrypted login tokens — never file contents, never your Drive listing. Read the privacy policy.