Can I save Pandafile files to Google Drive, iCloud or OneDrive?
Not directly yet. Download the files to your device first, then upload them to your cloud drive. On iPhone you can set Safari to save downloads straight into iCloud Drive.
Pandafile links do not last forever, so it is a good idea to put files you want to keep somewhere permanent. Pandafile does not have a direct Save to Google Drive, iCloud or OneDrive button at the moment. It only takes a couple of extra steps to do it yourself.
On a computer
- Open the Pandafile link and press Download all, or download the files you need.
- If you got a .zip, unzip it so the files are ready to use.
- Open your cloud drive in the browser, or its folder on your computer if you use the desktop app.
- Drag the files or folder into it and wait for the upload to finish.
On iPhone: save straight to iCloud Drive
Safari can save downloads directly into iCloud Drive, so they are in the cloud as soon as they finish.
- Open Settings, then Apps, then Safari.
- Tap Downloads and choose iCloud Drive.
- Download from Pandafile as normal. Files land in iCloud Drive, in the Downloads folder.
On older versions of iOS, Safari is listed directly in Settings rather than under Apps.
On Android
- Download the file from Pandafile in Chrome.
- Open it from the Download complete bar, or find it in the Files app.
- Tap Share and choose Drive, OneDrive or Dropbox, then pick a folder.
Keep an eye on the date
Do this before the transfer expires. Free transfers are kept for 3 days and Pro transfers for 30 days. After that, the files are deleted and only the sender can share them again.
