Air Explorer

With so many cloud services out there, we could round up a huge storage space for free. The only problem is that each service requires its own application, but not if you decide to use Air Explorer. It gives you the possibility of accessing various cloud accounts from one user interface. Instead of slowing down your computer with several sync applications, like DropBox or Google Drive, you can use only one program to manage all cloud folders.

Air Explorer works on all modern Windows platforms and it is offered free of charge. Installing the software is not a challenging task and there is no need to meet any special requirements. It doesn't use too much memory or processing power, so you can run it even on older machines.

The user interface is laid out like a familiar file manager, such as Total Commander. It consists of two identical panels, on which you can explore local files and folders, as well as contents from cloud servers. You can open up tabs for each cloud server, on each panel and transfer files from your computer to your clouds and even between different clouds, by simply clicking and dragging. There are various cloud servers you may connect to. Drop Box, Google Drive, One Drive and media fire are just a few of them.

The software comes with a search function, which you will definitely find quite useful. You can use it to search for contents on specific cloud servers or everywhere at once, on all servers and in your local folders. Air Explorer provides a folder synchronization feature as well. It enables you to mirror and update folders from the same cloud or from different ones.