Cloud-to-cloud file transfer
Transfer Files Between Cloud Drives Online
Send a selected file directly between connected cloud drives, servers, and object storage without downloading it to your computer. Connect 16 provider types, from Dropbox and Google Drive to FTP/SFTP, WebDAV, S3 storage, Nextcloud, and more.
16 cloud and storage connection types
Connect Dropbox, pCloud, Box, Google Drive, OneDrive, FTP/FTPS, SFTP, WebDAV, Amazon S3, Wasabi, ownCloud, Backblaze B2, MEGA S4, IDrive e2, Nextcloud, or Koofr as either side of a transfer.
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Created tasks will stay in this browser. Cloud authorizations will be stored securely with your MV Tools account.
Transfer workflow
Connect a source and destination, browse their folders, select one file, choose its destination folder, and create a direct transfer task.
- 1Connect
Sign in and authorize both cloud drives.
- 2Browse
Open folders on each side.
- 3Choose a file
Select one file from the source.
- 4Set destination
Choose the target cloud and folder.
- 5Create task
Start the transfer and track its status.
Confirm both storage accounts before transferring a file
A direct transfer connects two accounts you authorize. Choose a single non-sensitive file first and verify the source, destination, and permissions before starting.
- Use the exact destination folder and a test file when you are checking a new connection.
- Confirm overwrite behavior, file name, size, and destination access after the transfer completes.
- Remove connections you no longer need and keep account credentials, shared links, and transfer records out of public logs.
The transfer service handles the connection information and the requested file operation for the job. It is not a backup, archival service, or substitute for each storage provider’s own access controls and retention policy.
Understand Local Processing, Server Processing, and Temporary File Retention Before You Use a ToolTransfer One File Directly Between Connected Cloud Storage
Move a selected file between connected cloud drives, file servers, and object storage without using local disk space or browser bandwidth.
What This Tool Does
Connect a source and destination, browse both folders, choose one file and its destination folder, then create a direct transfer task. The workspace supports 16 connection types: Dropbox, pCloud, Box, Google Drive, OneDrive, FTP/FTPS, SFTP, WebDAV, Amazon S3, Wasabi, ownCloud, Backblaze B2, MEGA S4, IDrive e2, Nextcloud, and Koofr.
Common Use Cases
- Send a file between personal cloud drives without downloading and uploading it again
- Move one selected file between FTP/SFTP, WebDAV, Nextcloud, or ownCloud and a cloud drive
- Copy a file to or from Amazon S3, Wasabi, Backblaze B2, MEGA S4, or IDrive e2 object storage
- Handle a single file during a gradual cloud migration or cross-storage handoff
- Keep cloud-transfer connections separate from other MV Tools cloud-save integrations
How Data Is Handled
Cloud authorizations and connection credentials are stored in a dedicated area separate from MV Tools cloud-save settings. Transfer jobs are isolated per account and limited to the selected file; the file is moved between connected providers and is not stored as a permanent MV Tools upload. Use a revocable app password or an access key limited to the required storage whenever the provider supports one.
FAQ
Can I use the page without an account?
Yes. Anyone can view the page, but signing in will be required before adding a cloud connection or creating a transfer task.
Which cloud and storage providers are supported?
You can connect Dropbox, pCloud, Box, Google Drive, OneDrive, FTP/FTPS, SFTP, WebDAV, Amazon S3, Wasabi, ownCloud, Backblaze B2, MEGA S4, IDrive e2, Nextcloud, and Koofr.
Can I transfer a whole folder?
This tool focuses on one selected file per task. Folder and batch transfers are not available.
Are transfer connections shared with other MV Tools cloud features?
No. Cloud-transfer connections use separate records from cloud-save settings used by video downloads and remote downloads.
Will the file pass through my computer?
The transfer service moves the selected file between providers on the server side, so your browser does not need to download and upload the file.