According to the screenshots (via @flobo09), the app follows the design language we see on Windows 11 with rounded corners, mica material, and a left navigation pane. The new OneDrive app has four sections, including the main “Sync and back up” page, where you will find the backup, screenshots, and photos settings. The “Account” page includes the user account’s information and Personal Vault settings.
— Florian (@flobo09) July 3, 2022 The “Notifications” page, as the name implies, lets you control the notifications of the app. And the About page includes some information about the app. Also, in the bottom-left corner, you will have an overview of the storage usage. It’s unclear when Microsoft plans to make this app available, but the experience seems already complete, indicating that it could be soon. The redesigned version of OneDrive is only available internally. However, the person who linked the screenshots also posted a link to download the installer but installing the preview may or may not add the new design. All content on this site is provided with no warranties, express or implied. Use any information at your own risk. Always backup of your device and files before making any changes. Privacy policy info.
