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Transfer GoPro Cloud Files in 45 Seconds with Blober

Apr 7, 2026

45-Second Demo

This video shows the full process of creating a Blober workflow with GoPro Cloud as the source.

What’s Shown

1. Connect GoPro Cloud

Select GoPro Cloud as your source, click Open GoPro Login, and sign in. Blober captures your session. No API keys, no config files, no CLI.

2. Browse Your Media

Click Browse Files and Folders. Blober loads your GoPro Cloud library. Files are listed with date and size.

Blober file browser showing GoPro Cloud files with entire storage directory selected

You can select:

Individual files by clicking a single file
Multiple files by checking several files across folders
Entire directory by ticking the / (Entire Storage) checkbox

3. Create the Workflow

Click Submit Selection. The workflow editor shows your GoPro Cloud source with the selected items. Pick your destination (local disk, Backblaze B2, AWS S3, Dropbox, or another supported provider), configure options, and click Save Workflow.

Blober workflow editor with GoPro Cloud as source and entire storage selected

4. Run It

Close the workflow editor with the X button in the top-right corner. On the Workflows page, click the green Run button on your workflow card. Blober starts the transfer with parallel downloads, progress tracking, and automatic resume.

Why It Matters

GoPro’s web portal limits batch downloads to 25 files at a time, bundled as ZIPs. Large downloads often fail. There is no bulk export and no “Download All” button.

Blober is the only tool that connects to GoPro Cloud. rclone, MultCloud, and Flexify do not support GoPro as a source.

No manual downloads. Files move directly from GoPro Cloud to your destination.
No file limits. Transfer 10 files or 10,000 in one run.
No subscription. Blober is a one-time purchase.
No middleman. Everything runs on your machine. Your credentials stay local.

Get Started

Download Blober (macOS, Windows, Linux)
Connect your GoPro Cloud account
Create a workflow and run it