Is there a limit to how much I can store on Google Drive?

Yes, Google Drive does have storage limits, which can vary depending on the type of account you have. For personal accounts, Google Drive typically offers 15 gigabytes of free storage that is shared across various Google services, such as Google Photos and Gmail. If you find that you need more space, Google Drive provides several paid plans through Google One, which can significantly increase your storage capacity, with options for 100 gigabytes, 200 gigabytes, and more, up to several terabytes. For organizations, Google Workspace accounts often come with larger storage limits, which can also be unlimited, depending on the specific plan chosen. It is worth noting that some files may count differently towards your storage, such as files stored in the "Shared with me" section, which do not impact your storage quota. To keep track of your storage usage, users can easily view their current storage status in their Google Drive settings. Should you need specific details about storage plans and options, the most accurate information can typically be found on the official Google Drive webpage.