The safest and easiest way to transfer files between cloud providers.
Buy once. Transfer forever.
Blober is a desktop app. Connect your cloud accounts, pick a source and destination, and move files between them.
No subscriptions. No transfer fees. No transfer limits.
Pick your clouds
New providers ship regularly. Need one sooner? Request it.
What people use it for
A few of the workflows Blober handles well.
Get your GoPro Cloud footage out
Pull years of GoPro Cloud footage into Dropbox, Google Drive, or Backblaze B2, then cancel your GoPro subscription. Parallel uploads, and no 25-file download cap.
Stop paying for Google storage
Move old Google Photos and Drive files to storage you already pay for, free up space, and drop your Google One bill, without Google Takeout or ZIP exports.
Cut your monthly cloud bill
Move cold archives off S3 Standard, or shift Azure blobs from Hot to Archive, without writing scripts. Idle data in an expensive tier costs you every month.
Back up a shoot to two places
Photographers and videographers: copy a 2TB card to a local NAS, then duplicate the workflow and send the same files to Backblaze B2. Blober can sort the copies into folders by date, name, or size.
A simpler rclone
Copy between clouds without config files or the command line: pick a source and a destination and press start. Your credentials never leave your machine.
Switch between Dropbox and Google Drive
Move everything from Dropbox to Google Drive (or the reverse), or migrate S3 to Azure Blob. Files stream through without filling your disk first, and an interrupted transfer resumes where it stopped.
How it works
1.Connect your clouds
Connecting a new cloud provider takes less than a minute. Your credentials never leave your computer.
2.Pick a source and a destination
Choose what to copy and where it goes. Sort files into folders by date, name, file type or size as they copy.
3.Start the transfer
Failed files are retried automatically, and an interrupted transfer picks up where it stopped.
Works on macOS, Windows, and Linux.
What users say
Feedback from Product Hunt, Indie Hackers, and direct conversations.
"My GoPro footage is finally out of GoPro Cloud and into Google Drive. I stopped using my GoPro after I lost it back in 2023, but I kept paying the subscription just so I wouldn't lose the videos. I used Blober to move everything over and cancelled the subscription the same day. Thank you!"
"I had years of old phone photos in Google Photos that I didn't want to lose, and I was paying for a 100GB plan just to keep them around. Moved everything over to Dropbox where the rest of my footage already was, so now I only pay for Dropbox. After deleting from Google Photos I freed up about 80GB and my account is back to 2GB and now I don't have to pay for Google storage. Happy happy customer here :)"
"Local-first + one-time purchase is genuinely the right call for a file transfer tool — nobody wants a subscription for something that should just work. The Google Photos API change killing third-party access overnight is a perfect example of why routing through your own machine matters."
"Wow, just an amazing idea. It's always been a hassle to transfer files between different clouds."
Pricing
Each plan is a one-time purchase and includes every provider and lifetime updates. Blober runs on your machine, so transfers use your own internet and your own cloud accounts.
Solo
1 user
$49
Paid once
Buy Solo- All current active providers
- All upcoming providers included
- Lifetime updates
- macOS, Windows, Linux
Team
PopularUp to 5 users
$149
$29.80 per user
Buy Team- All current active providers
- All upcoming providers included
- Lifetime updates
- macOS, Windows, Linux
Enterprise
Unlimited users
$449
Paid once
Buy Enterprise- All current active providers
- All upcoming providers included
- Lifetime updates
- macOS, Windows, Linux
- Priority support
Every plan includes
- All active and upcoming cloud providers
- Zero-knowledge security (credentials stay on your machine)
- No transfer fees, no transfer limits
- Lifetime license with lifetime updates
- Priority feature requests
Quick answers
Do I pay for transfers?
No. Blober doesn't charge per transfer. Transfers use your own internet and your own cloud accounts.
Is there a subscription?
No. The desktop licence is a one-time purchase.
Is Blober like rclone?
In what it does, yes: both copy files from one cloud to another. rclone is set up with config files and run from the command line; Blober is a desktop app where you pick a source and a destination.
Does Blober upload my files to a central server?
No. Blober runs on your computer and connects directly to the providers you set up, so your files never pass through a Blober server.
Can I request a feature?
Yes. Feature requests shape what gets built next; email support@blober.io.
How do I download all my GoPro Cloud videos?
Blober is the only app that connects to GoPro Cloud. Open Blober, sign in with your GoPro account, browse your media, and transfer everything to your computer, NAS, or any cloud provider in one click. rclone, MultCloud and Flexify don't support GoPro Cloud. Read the GoPro Cloud guide
How do I back up Google Photos without Google Takeout?
Blober connects to Google Photos directly and downloads your whole library without zip files or picking photos by hand, and it resumes if your connection drops. rclone lost full access to Google Photos libraries in March 2025; Blober still has it. Read the Google Photos guide
Get Blober for your OS
Download the desktop app. A web version is on the way.
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Windows SmartScreen may block the installer. When prompted, click "More info", then click "Run anyway" to proceed with the installation. This is only needed once. Your PC stays secure. | |
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Download the .dmg, open it, and drag Blober to Applications. | |
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Quick install: sudo apt install -y curl && curl -sSL https://blober.io/install.sh | sudo bashchmod +x blober_linux_*.AppImage./blober_linux_*.AppImageIf it does not open, retry with ./blober_linux_*.AppImage --no-sandbox. For application-menu integration, use AppImageLauncher. | |