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Blober moves files between cloud storage accounts from a desktop computer. The program connects to services like Dropbox, Google Drive, Google Photos, AWS S3, Azure Blob, Backblaze B2, GoPro Cloud, Proton Drive, iCloud, pCloud, Box, and OneDrive. Users select source and destination providers, apply file filters, define output path templates, and start the transfer. Files travel through the local machine, so authentication credentials and transferred data never reach third-party servers. The application runs on macOS, Windows, and Linux with a one-time license purchase that includes updates and no recurring fees or transfer limits.
Blober provides direct cloud-to-cloud file transfers without downloading and re-uploading through external services. The application supports connections to more than twelve cloud storage providers and allows users to move files between any two connected accounts. Transfer operations include configurable filters for file type, size, and date, plus path templates that organize destination files by timestamp, filename, extension, or size. Automatic retry logic continues interrupted transfers until completion. Credentials remain stored locally on the user machine. The program runs on macOS, Windows, and Linux, requires a one-time license purchase, and imposes no per-transfer charges or data volume limits.
Blober is a desktop tool for migrating files between cloud storage services. It connects to Dropbox, Google Drive, Google Photos, AWS S3, Azure Blob, Backblaze B2, GoPro Cloud, Proton Drive, iCloud, pCloud, Box, OneDrive, and other providers. Users pick a source and destination, set filters and path templates, then start the transfer. Files move through the local computer, so credentials never leave the machine. The application handles GoPro Cloud footage extraction and Google Photos library downloads without Takeout. Blober runs on macOS, Windows, and Linux with a lifetime license that includes updates and no subscription or transfer fees.
Use Cases for Blober
| Moves files directly between cloud providers without local staging | Reads source streams, writes to destination, preserving file integrity |
| Maintains authenticated sessions with Dropbox, Google Drive, S3, Azure | Tokens stored locally, provider appears in selection lists after setup |
| Filters files by extension, size range, dates, filename patterns | Evaluates each file against active conditions before queueing |
| Destination paths built from timestamps, filenames, sizes, folder structure | Conditional logic handles duplicate filenames and consistent organization |
| Automatic retry with exponential backoff on network or rate limit errors | Transfer state persists across restarts, resumes interrupted operations |
| Processes multiple files simultaneously through concurrent connections | Configurable parallelism based on bandwidth and provider API limits |
| Authentication tokens and API keys remain on user local machine | No credentials transmitted to external or third-party services |
| Confirmation dialog describes exact action and affected files | Explicit approval required before delete, overwrite, or move operations |
| Retrieves media directly from GoPro Cloud without web interface | Bypasses 25-file download cap present in official GoPro site |
| Downloads entire Google Photos library without Google Takeout | Automatic resumption handles dropped connections at original quality |
| Runs on macOS, Windows, Linux from single codebase | Native system integrations for filesystem, network, interface rendering |
| One-time purchase includes all future updates and features | No subscription, per-transfer charges, or storage limits applied |