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This wikiHow teaches you how to move a Google Drive folder to another location when you’re using an Android.
Steps
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1Open Google Drive. It’s the green, yellow, and blue triangle icon labeled “Drive.” You’ll typically find it in the app drawer, and sometimes the home screen.
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2Tap ⁝ on the folder you want to move. It’s to the right of the folder’s name.Advertisement
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3Tap Move. This opens the “Select a destination” menu.
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4Tap the destination folder. This will be the new home of the selected folder.
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5Tap Move. It’s at the bottom-right corner of the screen. In a moment, you’ll see a message confirming the move at the bottom of the screen.
- If you change your mind about the move, tap Undo in the confirmation message before it disappears.
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About This Article
1. Open Google Drive.
2. Tap ⁝ on the folder.
3. Tap Move.
4. Tap the destination folder.
5. Tap Move.
