Google Drive File Size Limit?
ARADURU can compare the selected file with the official-source file-storage rule represented by the verified Google Drive profile. Available account storage, conversion limits, organization policy, and live transfer conditions remain separate.
A file can be below the represented Drive file-size rule and still fail because the account lacks storage or the problem belongs to the browser, app, network, policy, or current service state.
Do not change the original file just to test a guess. Pick the closest situation and move to the matching ARADURU check.
The verified profile represents the documented file-side storage rule only. It does not measure your available storage or guarantee that a current upload will complete.
Use the file that actually failed
Start with the same file so the result reflects the real failure, not a substitute file.
What happened when you tried to upload?
You need the maximum stored-file rule
Use the verified Drive profile and its official source rather than a generic upload-limit memory.
The file is below that rule but fails
Check available account storage and destination context next.
The upload stalls or disconnects
Treat transport behavior separately from a static file-size rule.
A practical order before you retry
Load the verified Google Drive file-storage profile and keep its applicability visible.
Compare the exact selected file bytes with the represented file-side rule.
Keep available account storage, converted Google-format limits, policy, browser, network, and service state separate.
If the file passes, continue from the exact Drive error or stuck-upload symptom rather than shrinking it automatically.
A Drive size-rule pass shifts attention to storage and transfer context
When the file passes the represented file-side rule, the next useful evidence is available account storage and the exact upload path, browser or app behavior, policy, network, and current Drive message.