Import from external clouds
A move without manual downloading and uploading again
What it gives you
Connecting an external cloud runs through signing in on its side: the service returns an authorization link and accepts the response after it. After that you can browse the remote tree and queue an import of the folders you picked. The import is a job with a status, so moving a large archive does not require keeping a tab open.
How it works
- OneDrive, Google Drive, Dropbox and Yandex Disk are supported
- The remote tree can be browsed before the import starts
- Import runs as a job with progress and a clear outcome
- An imported file immediately becomes an ordinary object with an identity
Limitations
- Import works only from OneDrive, Google Drive, Dropbox and Yandex Disk
- Connecting requires signing in to the external cloud account
- Imported files take quota space the same way as uploaded ones
Which plan includes it
Team
The feature is included in this plan and in every plan above it.
Compare plansFrequently asked questions
Which clouds can be connected?
OneDrive, Google Drive, Dropbox and Yandex Disk. Connecting runs through signing in to the external cloud account.
Can I move only some of the folders?
Yes. Before the import starts you can browse the remote tree and pick the folders you need.
What happens to files after the import?
Each file becomes an ordinary storage object with a permanent identifier, permissions and version history.
