Transfer MEGA Folder to Google Drive Directly
Clone entire shared folder trees from MEGA (mega.nz) straight into your Google Drive in volatile RAM. 100% Free, zero local bandwidth, and zero disk footprint.
- Copy the MEGA shared folder URL (
https://mega.nz/folder/HANDLE#KEY). - Paste the link into SaveInDrive's Recursive Folder Cloner below.
- Select your destination Google Drive folder and tap Start In-Memory Direct Transfer.
How SaveInDrive Compares for MEGA Folder Migrations
Why engineers and students use SaveInDrive over traditional multi-cloud migration tools.
| Feature | SaveInDrive | MEGAsync App | MultCloud | Manual Download |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Local Storage Used | 0 MB (RAM Only) | Full Folder Size | 0 MB | Full Folder Size |
| Preserve Folder Tree | Automatic Recursive Sync | Yes | Paid Feature | Manual Recreation |
| MEGA Quota Bypass | Automated Failover | Blocked (5-hr wait) | Blocked | Blocked (5-hr wait) |
| Mobile Support | Runs on Phone Browser | No Folder Sync on Phone | Throttled | Requires Keeping Screen On |
| Non-Destructive Overwrites | Automatic Safe Rename | Prompt | Overwrites | Prompt |
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Can I transfer a 30 GB or 50 GB MEGA folder with subfolders?
Yes! SaveInDrive streams files chunk-by-chunk in volatile memory buffers with support for Google's official Resumable Upload protocol. You can clone massive folders without running out of disk space on your computer.
What happens if MEGA hits the 5 GB free IP download quota?
SaveInDrive detects HTTP 509 Bandwidth Limit Exceeded responses and transparently switches to secondary proxy nodes, allowing the transfer of multi-gigabyte folders to continue without waiting 6 hours.
Are my files safe during the transfer?
100% Yes. SaveInDrive never caches file contents on disk. Data is decrypted in transient RAM buffers encrypted via TLS 1.3 straight into your personal Google Drive account.