Remote upload

Save a URL to AWS S3

Paste a public HTTP(S) link, pick AWS S3, and SaveToDrive streams the file into your cloud — without using your device bandwidth or disk.

Why this works well

  • Know the size before you commit (link probe)
  • Transfers continue after you close the browser
  • Optional convert-in-flight for images (e.g. PNG → WebP)

How to do it

  1. Connect AWS S3 once (OAuth or S3 keys).
  2. Paste the public file URL into a new remote upload.
  3. Choose AWS S3 and an optional image convert.
  4. Start the job and track it in your feed.

FAQ

What URLs are allowed?

Publicly reachable HTTP(S) URLs you have the right to access and store. See our Terms — we prohibit infringement.

Do failed remote uploads use quota?

No. Only completed transfers count.

Can I convert while saving?

Yes for images (WebP, JPG, PNG, AVIF). Video/audio/PDF converts are on the roadmap.

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