File sharing
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- File sharing features
- Access files from anywhere
- Help control what you share
- Built-in access to other programs and apps
- Multiple ways to share files
File sharing features
Check out some of the benefits of sharing files on Teams.
Access files from anywhere
Keep your files close at hand on all your favorite devices with SharePoint and OneDrive embedded into Teams.
Help control what you share
Choose who can access, view, and edit files to help protect sensitive information and maintain version control during the coauthoring process.
Built-in access to other programs and apps
Connect to Word, OneNote, and hundreds of apps for productivity and project management.
Multiple ways to share files
Share files online within Teams channels, meetings, and chats using a link or by uploading directly into Teams.
File sharing features
Check out some of the benefits of sharing files on Teams.
Access files from anywhere
Keep your files close at hand on all your favorite devices with SharePoint and OneDrive embedded into Teams.
Help control what you share
Choose who can access, view, and edit files to help protect sensitive information and maintain version control during the coauthoring process.
Built-in access to other programs and apps
Connect to Word, OneNote, and hundreds of apps for productivity and project management.
Multiple ways to share files
Share files online within Teams channels, meetings, and chats using a link or by uploading directly into Teams.
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Frequently asked questions
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Sharing files and coauthoring in Teams is easy—share files in a one-on-one chat, a group chat, or a team channel. Select the paperclip icon below the box where you type a message to upload a copy of your original file. Or upload a file by going to the Files tab of a chat and selecting Share.
Files that you share in a channel are stored in your team's SharePoint folder, which is found in the Files tab at the top of each channel.
Files that you share in a private or group chat are stored in your OneDrive for Business folder, which is found in the Files tab at the top of a chat. These files are only shared with the people in that conversation.
Learn more about how SharePoint Online and OneDrive for Business interact with Microsoft Teams.
Only team members can see team files. To share a file with colleagues outside your team but within your organization, send it to them in a Teams chat.
If you want to share a file with someone outside your organization, open the file in Office on the web or an Office app and share it from there.
Files uploaded and shared to a team are accessible to every member of it. Using Office on the web, Office for Android or iOS, or the latest applications from Microsoft 365, you and your team members can coedit Word, PowerPoint, or Excel documents or comment on Visio files.1 No need to check files out or worry about colleagues who have the document open—just open the file you want to edit, and if other team members are also editing it, your changes will be seamlessly merged as you work.
Learn more about sharing files online in Teams on the Microsoft Support website.
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