# How to save projects on a cloud drive

To save your projects on a cloud drive, Dropbox or Google Drive, for example, you simply have to choose as bibisco projects directory, a directory **on your PC or Mac** that is **synchronized** with Dropbox or Google Drive.

**Please note**: 

* bibisco never connects to your cloud account to retrieve files (in fact, bibisco never asks you to enter your cloud account credentials) but **always reads a local directory** that **must be kept synchronized by the cloud service**.
* you have to select a **local directory** (i.e. */Users/andreafeccomandi/Google Drive/gdrive-bibisco-projects*) and **not a network directory** (i.e */run/user/1000/gvfs/google-drive:host=*[*gmail.com*](http://gmail.com/)*,user=xxx.yyy/1lpNnSQwU6nKUpaVq21hxvvAKigncclO6*)

You choose the bibisco projects directory when you first launch bibisco, and you can change it from the settings menu.

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