InfiniDrive review
Affordable encrypted storage with strong sharing and recovery features across desktop and Android.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
InfiniDrive is a European cloud-storage service for individuals, families, photographers, creators, studios, and teams. It stores files, photos, videos, and documents with client-side end-to-end encryption, encrypted sharing, version recovery, web access, and native desktop clients. Access is available through the web, Windows, macOS, and Android, making it a practical fit for users who want encrypted storage across desktop and Android devices rather than a broad multi-platform ecosystem.
Pricing starts with the Free plan at €0 per month, offering 10 GB of private storage, sharing, recovery, web access, and optional two-factor authentication. Starter costs €1.19 per month, while Basic costs €1.99 per month; both add protected sharing links with expiry dates, version history, and deleted-file recovery. Personal is €6.99 per month for photo and video library storage, and Pro is €8.99 for high-resolution media storage. Creator costs €21.99 and adds RAW photo and 4K video workflows, protected client links, and version history. Studio is €39.99 for long-term client project archiving and shared spaces, while Media Pro is €99.99 for continuous video production and production-team shared spaces. All plans are billed monthly in EUR.
Security is the product’s clearest focus. Files are encrypted before upload, file and folder names are protected, and sharing links can be encrypted, set to expire, or revoked. Version history and deleted-file recovery support mistake recovery, while optional TOTP two-factor authentication adds another account-protection layer. Photo and video previews, web file management, folder export, and native Windows and macOS integration make the storage useful beyond backup. InfiniDrive suits people who prioritize encrypted storage, controlled sharing, and recovery at a low entry price. Users needing broader platform coverage or advanced media and team workflows should consider the higher tiers before choosing.
InfiniDrive pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Client-side encryption protects files and folder names before upload.
- Expiring and revocable encrypted sharing links add control.
- Native Windows and macOS integration with Android access.
- Where it doesn't
- Platform coverage centers on web, Windows, macOS, and Android.
- Advanced media and team workflows require higher-priced plans.
- Version-history retention duration is not specified.
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