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Import your files from 47 clouds and servers

Copy from S3, Backblaze B2, MEGA, pCloud, Box, SFTP, WebDAV and many more. The copy runs on our servers, so you can start it and close the page.

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Included in every paid plan · One-way copy · Source left as it is

Move in without tying up your computer

  • It runs on our servers

    Your computer and your connection are not part of the transfer. Start the import, close the page and check back later.

  • See your files before you copy

    Test the connection first. You can browse the source and open a folder to import only that folder.

  • The source stays as it is

    An import only copies. It never changes or deletes anything in the service you are copying from.

  • Run it again for the rest

    Files that already arrived are skipped, so if an import stops, starting it again copies only what is missing.

47 services you can import from

Object storage

  • Amazon S3 & S3-compatible
  • Backblaze B2
  • Azure Blob Storage
  • Azure Files
  • Google Cloud Storage
  • OpenStack Swift
  • Storj
  • QingStor
  • Internet Archive
  • Akamai NetStorage
  • Cloudinary
  • ImageKit

Cloud drives

  • MEGA
  • pCloud token
  • Box token
  • Citrix ShareFile token
  • Yandex Disk token
  • Zoho WorkDrive token
  • put.io token
  • premiumize.me token
  • HiDrive token
  • Huawei Drive token
  • Koofr
  • OpenDrive
  • Mail.ru Cloud
  • SugarSync
  • PikPak
  • 1Fichier
  • Gofile
  • Pixeldrain
  • Linkbox
  • Quatrix
  • FileLu
  • Filen
  • Internxt
  • Uloz.to
  • Files.com
  • Drime
  • Shade FS

Servers and protocols

  • SFTP
  • FTP
  • SMB / CIFS
  • WebDAV
  • HTTP directory
  • Seafile
  • Enterprise File Fabric
  • DOI dataset

Moving from Google Drive, OneDrive or Dropbox? They have their own one-click importers. Moving Google Photos? Use Google Takeout.

How to import from another cloud

  1. 1

    Open Import from another cloud

    In the dosya web app, go to Integrations and choose Import from another cloud.

  2. 2

    Choose a service and connect

    Pick the service and fill in its details, such as an access key, a server address or a password.

  3. 3

    Test the connection and pick a folder

    Click Test connection to browse your files. Open a folder to import just that folder, or import everything shown.

  4. 4

    Choose where it lands and start

    Under Import into, choose a folder in your workspace, then click Start import.

  5. 5

    Check the result

    Files appear as they arrive. Progress shows in the sidebar and in the Imports list, which also reports any files that failed.

Services that sign in with a token

pCloud, Box, Citrix ShareFile, Yandex Disk, Zoho WorkDrive, put.io, premiumize.me, HiDrive, Huawei Drive sign in through rclone. Install rclone on your computer and run the command the import page shows you. For pCloud, it is: 

rclone authorize "pcloud"

Sign in when your browser opens, then paste the token rclone prints into the import page. You only need rclone for this step.

Two ways to use rclone with dosya

Import from another cloud

This page
  • rclone runs on our servers
  • Set up in the web app
  • One-way copy into dosya
  • Included in paid plans

rclone on your own computer

Developer docs
  • You install and run rclone
  • Works from the command line
  • Copy, sync and mount in both directions
  • Available on every plan
Set up rclone with dosya

Questions

Do I need to install anything?

No, for most services. The 9 services marked "token" sign in through rclone, so you run one command on your own computer to create a token and paste it in. The import itself still runs on our servers.

Which plans include it?

Every paid plan includes cloud import, with a monthly allowance. Trials have a smaller allowance. The plan that counts is the one held by the owner of the workspace you import into. Your remaining allowance is shown on the import page.

What happens when I reach my allowance?

The import stops after the files already in progress finish, and it shows as stopped at your allowance. The allowance resets at the start of each month. Start the import again then, and it copies only what is missing.

Can I close the page?

Yes. The import keeps running on our servers. Come back any time to see its progress or cancel it.

How are my passwords and keys handled?

They are encrypted while the import runs and deleted when it ends. Use a key or an app password made just for the import where the service offers one, and revoke it afterwards.

Can I import Google Drive, OneDrive or Dropbox?

Yes, with their own importers, which connect in one click from the Integrations page. See the Google Drive import guide for how they work.

Why can't I import from iCloud, Proton Drive, Jottacloud or Google Photos?

iCloud, Proton Drive and Jottacloud need an interactive sign-in that a server cannot complete for you. For Google Photos, use a Google Takeout export, which also keeps your albums and the dates photos were taken.

My Koofr password does not work.

Koofr needs an app password rather than your account password. Create one in your Koofr account's password settings and use that.

Can I import from a server on my home network?

No. The server has to be reachable from the internet, because the copy runs on our servers. Addresses on private networks are refused. If your files are on a NAS at home, see our NAS backup guides, or run rclone on your own computer.

Moving a bucket yourself? Follow a migration guide. Files on a NAS? See NAS cloud backup.

Bring your files over

Cloud import is included in every paid plan. Choose a plan, connect your old cloud and let us do the copying.

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