Proton Drive: Cloud Storage

Proton Drive: Cloud Storage

Private files & photos backup

1.2K ratings
902 reviews
Free
In-App Purchases

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • December 7, 2022
  • September 28, 2026

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Securely store and back up your files and photos with end-to-end encryption. Access your content across devices, share securely with password protection, and enjoy peace of mind with Swiss privacy laws. Offers free storage with upgrade options.

✓End-to-end encrypted storage
✓Automatic photo and video backup
✓Secure link sharing with passwords
✓PIN/biometric protection
✓Offline file access
✓File version history
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What's New in Proton Drive

3.1.1

September 28, 2026

Bug fixes and performance improvements

10

Subscriptions & In-App Purchases

Drive Plus 1 year

Drive Plus 1 year subscription

$47.901 Year
Price Updates
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September 7, 2024→$59.99
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User reviews

No integration with Files app

Seems like they did an "upgrade" and decided that Files app integration wasn't needed for launch. That's almost the bare minimum touch point on iOS since it's the file launcher for any app. Most use cases drop away. Why should consumers trust a company that chooses to break and then have months not fixing a core issue like this?

Edit: The 20Mb iOS worker limit seems rough. Choosing .NET for a platform agnostic library seems questionable, especially for memory overhead. The issue should and questionable decision should have been flagged a lot earlier and I'd be surprised if there weren't a lot of questionable management decisions overriding groups here or just terrible cross team communication. Both burn trust and I don't see much building it back up
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Free is misleading

What am I supposed to do with two GB? It didn’t say the amount of GB when I signed up. So I need to pay for the premium plan. I wasted a lot of time trying to understand how it works, how to set up and sign in across all my devices to find out I can’t use this.

Pages Breaks, Docs, & Files Integration

I was really happy to know that Proton Drive had a Documents feature, as I thought maybe I might actually get some use out of my Paid Subscription, as I have been long searching for a Live Doc/Collaboration alternative to Google Docs, especially since the retiring of the Dropbox Paper app.

Unfortunately, this is another instance where basic necessities are missing, as although I don’t mind if you don’t have the same fonts, or things of that nature, there is no reason why something as integral as the ability the add Page Breaks and to not have one, long rolling document you are unable to tell the placement of without seeing the print preview, should be a thing. I also can’t even see the print preview in the IOS app or print at all, only through a browser for some reason.

Also as others have stated, not having Files integration for any IOS app of this nature is completely unacceptable, and I do not think I need to explain why.

I renewed my Subscription nevertheless, but I am genuinely getting tired of incomplete products from Proton, especially as a Disabled users who requires these features for my Accessibility Needs to be met. I cannot use a product with no Page Breaks, Margins, Layout, or other basic things a Document should have, so that I can tailor the Readability and other things for my Reasonable Adjustments. Please do better.
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No search in iOS

Please add filename search to the Proton Drive iOS app. Having to manually browse folders to locate a file makes the mobile app impractical for large Drives

Great app

Clean and simple

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User experience

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Reported Bugs

4 issues

Frequent crashes and errors

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Inconsistent file syncing across devices

Bug

Unable to access files uploaded from desktop

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Issues with offline file access

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Requested Features

4 requests

Automatic photo/video backup

Feature

Ability to edit documents within the app

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Seamless integration with other apps for file sharing

Feature

Linux desktop client

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FAQ

What does Proton Drive do?

Proton Drive provides secure and private cloud storage for your files and photos. It uses end-to-end encryption to ensure that only you can access your content. You can use it to back up important documents, store cherished memories, and access your files across different devices.

What are the key features of Proton Drive?

Key features include end-to-end encrypted storage, automatic backup of photos and videos in original quality, secure link sharing with password and expiration settings, PIN or biometric protection for added security, and offline access to your files. It also offers file version history for restoring previous versions.

How much does Proton Drive cost?

Proton Drive offers 5 GB of free encrypted cloud storage. You can upgrade to larger storage plans, up to 1 TB, through in-app purchases. The specific pricing for these upgrades is available within the app.

What devices is Proton Drive compatible with?

The application description implies broad compatibility across devices, allowing users to access their content across devices. While specific operating systems are not listed, it is designed for mobile use and likely supports major platforms like iOS and Android.

What are common use cases for Proton Drive?

Common use cases include securely storing sensitive personal documents, backing up irreplaceable photos and videos, sharing files with specific individuals using secure links, and ensuring access to important files even if a device is lost or damaged.