Windows Live Sky Drive
Your files, everywhere you are Sky Drive is your storage place in the cloud. Upload your files and photos so you can access them from anywhere, and share them to collaborate with others.
What's new in Sky Drive
All-around fast
Whether you're sharing photos with friends, or collaborating on a Word doc, the new SkyDrive is lightning fast.
Cool layouts, easy to share
When you upload photos to SkyDrive, your most cherished memories shine—gorgeous layouts that look polished, including your panoramas.
Get to your SkyDrive faster
With Internet Explorer 9, you can pin SkyDrive to your Windows 7 taskbar—you’re one click away from saving, sharing, and collaborating on documents
Sky Drive: Get started
More than just cloud storage
Windows Live Sky Drive provides enough free storage for thousands of documents and photos, has powerful permissions settings, and offers Microsoft Office Web Apps that you can access online.
SIGN UP NOW IT'S FREE
Sky Drive: Upload and share photos online
Room for thousands of photos
With lots of free online storage, you can upload and share thousands of photos on Windows Live SkyDrive with whomever you wish.
SkyDrive: Upload your files and photos
Windows Live SkyDrive offers lots of free online storage that you can use to upload and share thousands of files and photos.
To upload files and photos to SkyDrive
1. Go to Windows Live SkyDrive.
You might need to sign in with your Windows Live ID.
2. Click Add files and then choose an existing folder to add files to, or create a new folder by clicking New folder.
SkyDrive: Tips
Share the photos, files, and documents you have on Windows Live SkyDrive with lots of people at the same time by sharing with a Windows Live group you belong to.
To share files on SkyDrive with a group
1. Go to Windows Live SkyDrive.
You might need to sign in with your Windows Live ID.
2. Navigate to the folder of the photo or file that you want to share and open the info pane by clicking the Show information button.
3. Click Sharing, and then click Edit permissions.
4. Click Select from your contact list, and then click the group you'd like to share with.
Your files, everywhere you are Sky Drive is your storage place in the cloud. Upload your files and photos so you can access them from anywhere, and share them to collaborate with others.
What's new in Sky Drive
All-around fast
Whether you're sharing photos with friends, or collaborating on a Word doc, the new SkyDrive is lightning fast.
Cool layouts, easy to share
When you upload photos to SkyDrive, your most cherished memories shine—gorgeous layouts that look polished, including your panoramas.
Get to your SkyDrive faster
With Internet Explorer 9, you can pin SkyDrive to your Windows 7 taskbar—you’re one click away from saving, sharing, and collaborating on documents
Sky Drive: Get started
More than just cloud storage
Windows Live Sky Drive provides enough free storage for thousands of documents and photos, has powerful permissions settings, and offers Microsoft Office Web Apps that you can access online.
SIGN UP NOW IT'S FREE
Sky Drive: Upload and share photos online
Room for thousands of photos
With lots of free online storage, you can upload and share thousands of photos on Windows Live SkyDrive with whomever you wish.
SkyDrive: Upload your files and photos
Windows Live SkyDrive offers lots of free online storage that you can use to upload and share thousands of files and photos.
To upload files and photos to SkyDrive
1. Go to Windows Live SkyDrive.
You might need to sign in with your Windows Live ID.
2. Click Add files and then choose an existing folder to add files to, or create a new folder by clicking New folder.
SkyDrive: Tips
Share the photos, files, and documents you have on Windows Live SkyDrive with lots of people at the same time by sharing with a Windows Live group you belong to.
To share files on SkyDrive with a group
1. Go to Windows Live SkyDrive.
You might need to sign in with your Windows Live ID.
2. Navigate to the folder of the photo or file that you want to share and open the info pane by clicking the Show information button.
3. Click Sharing, and then click Edit permissions.
4. Click Select from your contact list, and then click the group you'd like to share with.
Select a group of Windows Live contacts.
5. Click Save to save your permission settings for the album or folder.
A notification and link to your file will appear on your group's home page.
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