Transferring files between cloud providers today means monthly subscriptions, surprise transfer fees, and wrestling with CLI config files. Most tools are either expensive SaaS platforms or developer-only terminals with steep learning curves.
Blober is a desktop app that connects all your cloud storage in one place. AWS S3, Azure Blob Storage, Google Drive, GoPro Cloud, OneDrive, Backblaze B2, and local disk — all supported out of the box. No CLI. No config files. Just a beautiful, intuitive interface.
GoPro’s cloud storage (GoPro Plus / GoPro Premium) offers unlimited storage for GoPro camera media. It’s a great perk - until you want your footage somewhere else.
The reality for most GoPro users:
Painfully limited batch download - GoPro’s web portal caps batch downloads at 25 files at a time, bundled into a ZIP. Large batches frequently fail or time out, and metadata like GPS data may be stripped during compression
No third-party tool support - rclone, MultCloud, Flexify, and every other transfer tool do not support GoPro Cloud
Subscription dependency - cancel GoPro Plus and your cloud access disappears. Your footage remains hostage to a recurring charge
No “Download All” option - if you have hundreds or thousands of files, you’re stuck doing dozens of 25-file batch downloads manually, hoping none fail
GoPro community forums are filled with users asking the same question: “How do I download all my GoPro Cloud content at once?” - and the practical answer is: not without hours of manual work and frequent failures.
Blober is the only desktop application that integrates with GoPro’s cloud storage. No other migration tool - free or paid - supports GoPro Cloud as a source or destination.
With Blober, you can:
Browse all your GoPro Cloud media - photos and videos, organized by date, camera, and type
Download everything at once to your local drive, NAS, or external HDD
Transfer directly to Backblaze B2, AWS S3, Wasabi, Cloudflare R2, Azure Blob Storage, or DigitalOcean Spaces
Use metadata-based path templates to auto-organize files (e.g., by camera model, capture date, resolution)
Resume interrupted transfers - no need to start over if your connection drops
GoPro Plus costs ~$49.99/year. As long as you pay, your footage stays accessible. The moment you cancel, your cloud media goes offline. For years of footage, that’s a dangerous bet on a single subscription.
GoPro Cloud is your only copy in the cloud. There is no built-in backup, no versioning, no geographic replication. If GoPro ever changes their terms, shuts down the service, or experiences data loss - your footage is gone.
Your GoPro footage is yours. Keeping it locked behind a single provider’s subscription model is not ownership - it’s rental. Backing it up to storage you control gives you true data sovereignty.
Can I upload to GoPro Cloud with Blober?
Yes. Blober supports uploads to GoPro Cloud (up to 5 TB per file) with multipart upload and progress tracking.
Does Blober store my GoPro credentials?
No. Blober uses a browser-based login flow. Your session lasts approximately 20 hours, after which Blober prompts you to sign in again. Credentials are never stored or transmitted to any server.
Can rclone, MultCloud, or Flexify do this?
No. As of February 2026, Blober is the only transfer tool that supports GoPro Cloud. rclone (70+ providers), MultCloud (30+ services), and Flexify (~25 clouds) do not include GoPro Cloud integration.
What if my transfer is interrupted?
Blober saves progress and resumes from the last successfully transferred file. No need to re-download everything.
Your footage is irreplaceable - years of adventures, events, and memories sitting in a cloud you can only access through a subscription. Blober gives you a way out: move it all to storage you own and control, in the highest quality, organized exactly how you want.
