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Features All features overview
Migration Tools Overview Structure and content OneDrive ↔ SharePoint Content only Structure only Move / Copy Upload from this computer Download to this computer Dropbox to SharePoint Resume and incremental runs
Recycling Bin Overview Browse a site's recycle bin Empty recycle bins in bulk Restore and purge history
Archive Overview Configure the tenant On Demand Archive Restore Archived Files Archive Savings Report Blob Viewer
Optimise Storage Tools Overview Delete all items in a list Delete all files and folders in a library Remove empty folders Remove duplicate files Reduce image sizes Delete sites and subsites
SharePoint Tools Overview Tenant Explorer SharePoint Explorer Easy Settings Fix renamed groups List Explorer Search the Preservation Hold Library
Replace Overview Replace in SharePoint Replace in local files Find password-protected files
Shared Links Overview Report shared links Report unique permissions Remove a person from sharing links Remove shared links Remove unique permissions
Version History Overview Version trimming Version trimming report Reset file version
Reports Overview Inventory report Folder inventory Site and subsite storage Security matrix Teams permissions Pre-migration analysis Compare items Dropbox to Microsoft 365 compare Duplicate file report Empty folder report Image size report Recycle bin report Unused licences Report history
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Use the browser

Pick files, browse the destination

Add files and folders from this computer, then drill into the destination site, library and folder by hand. Best for a one-off upload into a single place.

Makes changes. What you add here is what gets uploaded. Nothing runs until you confirm.
On this page What it does How it runs How it works What you need What it will not do

What it does

  • Exactly what will be uploaded, because you added it and can see it listed.
  • Where it lands, chosen by browsing rather than typing a URL.

How it runs

  1. Add local files and folders. Folder structure is preserved as you added it.
  2. Browse to the destination. Site, then library, then folder.
  3. Confirm and run. The selection is stated back to you before anything is written.

How it works

Everything you add goes into the one library folder you browse to, with the folder structure under each folder you added rebuilt beneath it. Before it runs you answer the options: whether to keep dates, whether to map authors (which reads each file's Windows owner during the scan and asks you to match owners to people), whether to check the destination for existing files first, and whether to update changed files.

What you need

  • Write access to the destination library.

What it will not do

  • One destination for the whole selection. To send different folders to different libraries, use the CSV.

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