SugarSync for Windows 10

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Editors’ Review

Download.com staffFebruary 24, 2026

SugarSync provides 5 GB of free cloud storage to access, share, and sync your files. Changes made on one device are instantly available on all your computers, tablets, and smartphones, keeping everything updated.

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Pros
- Provides 5 GB of free cloud storage
- Access, share, and sync photos, documents, and videos
- Supports computers, tablets, smartphones, and a web interface
- Changes sync instantly across all linked devices
Cons
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SugarSync for Windows 10

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GENERAL

Release: March 1, 2018

Latest update: February 24, 2026

Version: 1.1.0.509

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System: Windows 10

Additional Requirements: Available for Windows 10, Windows 8.1 (x86, x64)

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Total Downloads: 132

Downloads Last Week: 0

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Developer’s Description

5 GB Free cloud storage.

- 5 GB Free cloud storage!

- Access, Share, and Sync your photos, documents, and videos from any computer, tablet, smartphone, or SugarSync website.

- When you sync your files and folders, any changes you make on one device are instantly available across all your other devices.

- Learn more at http://www.SugarSync.com

- SugarSync "is by far the best solution I have tested to replicating and synchronizing your files across multiple computers. It really works." - Walt Mossberg, Wall Street Journal

- "Using SugarSync to manage your files is a lifesaver and I think it is the only sane way to edit documents on the go" - John Biggs, TechCrunch