Cloud-to-cloud

Transfer files from Google Drive to AWS S3

Connect Google Drive and your AWS S3 bucket (access key + secret), then move files directly between them. SaveToDrives streams server-side — nothing routes through your laptop, and nothing sits in local storage waiting to be scripted around.

Why this works well

  • Server-side transfer straight into your bucket — skip writing a one-off script or babysitting a CLI upload
  • Works with any bucket and prefix you specify — organize as you go
  • Live progress and notifications, so you don't have to watch a terminal

How to do it

  1. Connect Google Drive (OAuth) and add your S3 bucket (access key, secret key, region, bucket name).
  2. Browse your Google Drive and select what to move.
  3. Choose your S3 bucket as the destination, optionally set a key prefix.
  4. Start the transfer — watch progress live, get notified when it's done.

FAQ

Do you store my AWS credentials in plaintext?

No — your access key and secret are encrypted at rest, the same as every connected provider's credentials.

Can I set a specific folder/prefix in the bucket?

Yes — choose a destination path (key prefix) when you start the transfer.

Does this work with S3-compatible storage that isn't AWS?

Yes — the same connector works with any S3-compatible endpoint (Cloudflare R2, Backblaze B2, DigitalOcean Spaces, Wasabi, MinIO, and more).