When you create a file in Google Docs (either from a blank page or using a template), the program drops the file in the root directory of your Google Drive storage.

Instead of going to Google Drive, you can make a folder in Google Docs itself and move your documents to it. Learn how to do it!

Although the Google Drive desktop folder attempts to streamline access to your cloud storage space, it's easy to forget to save files there when it's not your default Documents folder.

Don't worry if you can't remember making it; you automatically get one the moment you create a Google Account. Using Docs or Drive, you can start creating folders and putting your files into them.

Google Docs offers up to 1 GB of free space, but only file-by-file uploading. Amit Agarwal shows us how to use a free tool to upload entire folders of documents or images to your Docs space.

Google Docs files can also be shared with multiple users, allowing you to make your files accessible to members of your workforce while away from the office.

You can easily upload files to Google Drive on desktop and mobile. Here's how to upload documents, pictures, and other files to a Google Drive.