Buy a one month Pro I subscription, giving you a 2TB transfer allowance. You can't readilly circumvent MEGA's free transfer quota.
For free, providing you have sufficient storage space on your computer, use MEGAsync to download your MEGA files, then simply upload as you want to Google.
MEGAsync automatically pauses and resumes downloads, as and when your transfer quota permits, so once a download has started you just leave it to it.
Direct transfers between clouds, such as via MultCloud, still eat into MEGA's transfer quota, and have their own transfer limits as well.
You could use Air Explorer, desktop software, to transfer from MEGA to Google, as a single task, but again, it's limited by MEGA's transfer quota. If you had a MEGA Pro I subscription you'd then have the ability to transfer between the two clouds without waiting or stopping.
Using MEGAsync to download everything, then separately upload to Google, is, for free, about the fastest way of doing it.
Buy a one month Pro I subscription, giving you a 2TB transfer allowance. You can't readilly circumvent MEGA's free transfer quota. For free, providing you have sufficient storage space on your computer, use MEGAsync to download your MEGA files, then simply upload as you want to Google. MEGAsync automatically pauses and resumes downloads, as and when your transfer quota permits, so once a download has started you just leave it to it. Direct transfers between clouds, such as via MultCloud, still eat into MEGA's transfer quota, and have their own transfer limits as well. You could use Air Explorer, desktop software, to transfer from MEGA to Google, as a single task, but again, it's limited by MEGA's transfer quota. If you had a MEGA Pro I subscription you'd then have the ability to transfer between the two clouds without waiting or stopping. Using MEGAsync to download everything, then separately upload to Google, is, for free, about the fastest way of doing it.