Remote upload to S3-compatible storage

Save a URL to S3-compatible storage

Paste a public HTTP(S) link and SaveToDrives fetches it server-side, straight into your S3-compatible storage bucket. No local download step to script around. Works with any S3-compatible endpoint — the umbrella option if your provider isn't one of the specific brands listed elsewhere.

Why this works well

  • Server-side fetch — no need to script a download-then-upload step into your pipeline
  • See the file size before you commit
  • Set a destination bucket and key prefix, so files land exactly where your pipeline expects them

How to do it

  1. Connect your S3-compatible storage bucket (access key, secret key, endpoint, bucket name).
  2. Paste the public file URL into a new remote upload.
  3. Pick your S3-compatible storage bucket as the destination, set a key prefix if you want one.
  4. Start the job — watch live progress and get notified when it lands.

FAQ

Can I use this from an automation tool or script?

Today it's driven from the app UI. If you need this triggered programmatically, that's on the roadmap — not available yet.

What if the source URL requires authentication?

You can attach Basic Auth or custom headers to the request if the source needs them.

Do you store my bucket credentials in plaintext?

No — encrypted at rest, same as every connected provider's credentials.

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