Google Drive 133.0.2 for Mac

Mac Utilities

Updated Aug 6, 2026

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Google Drive for desktop is the official Google app that connects your Mac to the files you store in Drive. Your folders appear right inside Finder, so opening a document feels like opening a local file. You can stream files on demand to save disk space, or mirror important folders so they stay available offline. It suits anyone who moves between a Mac, a phone and a browser during the day.

Key Features

• See and open your Drive files directly inside Finder
• Stream files on demand to save space on your Mac
• Mirror chosen folders so they are stored locally and work offline
• Sync changes automatically in the background as you edit
• Use shared drives from your work or school account in one place

How to Download

1. Go to the official Google Drive download page using the link here.
2. Download from the official site and choose the Mac version.
3. Run the installer, sign in with your Google account and pick your sync options.

System Requirements

Drive for desktop needs a current macOS version and works on Intel and Apple silicon Macs. A Google account and an internet connection are required for syncing.

FAQs

Is Google Drive free on Mac?

The app is free, and every Google account includes a starter amount of storage. Paid Google One or Workspace plans add more space when you need it.

What is the difference between streaming and mirroring?

Streaming keeps files in the cloud and downloads them when you open them. Mirroring stores a full local copy, so those files open even without a connection.

Does the app update itself?

Yes. Google updates Drive for desktop automatically in the background, so your Mac moves to newer builds without a manual download each time.