Integration

Save to SFTP from a URL

Connect any server over SFTP with a host, username, and password (or your own root folder), then let SaveToDrive stream public URLs or files from other clouds straight onto it.

What you can do

  • Remote-upload public links into a folder on your SFTP server
  • Copy content from Google Drive, Dropbox, Box, pCloud, or Yandex Disk onto your server
  • Monitor progress in your feed and via notifications
  • Connect multiple SFTP servers under one account

How to connect

  1. Create your SaveToDrive account.
  2. Add an SFTP connection with your host, username, and password.
  3. Queue a remote upload or cloud-to-cloud transfer targeting it.

Common questions

Is SFTP available on the free plan?

Yes. SFTP connects with your own server credentials (no OAuth app review needed) and is available on the free tier alongside Google Drive, Dropbox, and Box.

Do you keep copies of files transferred to my SFTP server?

No. Bytes stream through during the job. We retain encrypted credentials and transfer metadata only.

Can I restrict uploads to a specific folder?

Yes — set a root folder when you connect, and transfers stay scoped under it.

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