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Yes, but the accounts cannot be merged.
Personal OneDrive and OneDrive for work or school stay separate by design. Content does not automatically flow between them, and work or school folders cannot be synced directly into personal OneDrive folders.
What is supported:
- Add both accounts to the OneDrive sync app.
- In Windows: select the OneDrive cloud icon in the notification area → Help and Settings → Settings → Account → Add an account.
- In Mac: select the OneDrive cloud icon in the menu bar → Preferences → Account → Add an account.
- Sign in to the other account when OneDrive Setup opens.
- Copy files from the personal OneDrive folder to the work or school OneDrive folder on the computer.
- Copying is recommended over drag-and-drop because it is less prone to mistakes.
- After copying, OneDrive syncs the files to the destination account.
Important limits and effects:
- The storage remains separate even when both accounts are added.
- Files copied from work or school to personal are treated as new files, so metadata such as Date created and Modified By is not retained. Re-sharing is also required for copied shared files.
- Only personal files should be copied. Confidential or intellectual property from an employer or school must not be retained unless permitted by policy or law.
If the goal is simply to use the extra work storage, the practical approach is to sync both accounts on the same device and copy the files that should live in the work account.