You can share Google One with up to 5 additional family members at no extra cost (so 6 total, including you). When you create a new family group, you can add or remove other family members.

If you’re already a member of a family group on Google, you can share your Google One plan with the rest of your existing group. Learn more about sharing your Google One membership.

You can share all the benefits of Google One with your family group — without sharing any of your personal files. Family members share the storage space that comes with your Google One plan. But your family group can’t see what you store unless you specifically share it with them from Google Drive, Gmail, or Google Photos. Learn more about sharing Google Drive files.

All family members can also get support from Google experts and member benefits (except for accounts managed by parents). Some benefits go to the first person in your group who claims them.

Yes, you can share your storage and benefits with your family group through the Google One app or a web browser.

Keep in mind, some benefits can only be redeemed once, so if someone in your family group uses the benefit, it’s gone. Learn more about member benefits.

Also, if a parent manages your account, you may be restricted from certain benefits like access to Google experts.

No. You can’t decide how much storage each person in your family group gets. It’s worth noting that everyone in your family group already has 15 GB of storage at no charge with their Google Account. They only start using the shared storage from Google One after they use up their 15 GB.