In this post, we will introduce a free and professional cloud file transfer manager, MultCloud, to you to help you back up from Dropbox to Amazon S3 without using traditional way, Download and Uplaod method.
Dropbox is a file hosting service that can help sync files between computers and mobile devices to bring files, photos and videos anywhere and share them with others easily. It's compatible with Mac, Windows and Linux system. Moreover, you are able to access to the latest version of every file. As such, if you have updated a document through your phone, you can download the same document via your computer.
Amazon S3, whose full name is Amazon Simple Storage Service, is a fully redundant data storage system. S3 makes it easy to store and retrieve any amount of data at anytime from anywhere. It can be employed to store any type of object which allows for uses like storage for Internet applications, backup and recovery, disaster recovery, data archives, data lakes for analytics, and hybrid cloud storage. In this article, we mainly talk about AmazonS3, not Amazon Cloud Drive. Sure, you can find out the difference between Amazon Cloud Drive and S3 here.
Because Dropbox and Amazon S3 have their own advantages, many people have both storage tools at the same time. But what will you do if you want to copy from Dropbox to Amazon S3? Are you going to manually do it by downloading files from your Dropbox account to your local PC and re-uploading to Amazon S3?
Here in this article, we will recommend a free cloud to cloud file transfer manager, MultCloud, to you. With the help of it, you can quickly move files from Dropbox to Amazon S3.
Before performing corresponding operations, you need to create one MultCloud account.
Click "Add Drives" button and follow the guide to add your Dropbox and Amazon S3 accounts to MultCloud.
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After adding your Dropbox and Amazon S3 accounts to MultCloud successfully, then will be listed under “Add Cloud Drives” in the left panel and you can manage them.
Create a "Cloud Transfer" task to move Dropbox files to Amazon S3. Select Dropbox as the source, select Amazon S3 as the destination location. Click “Transfer Now” and wait for the process to complete.
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You can easily backup Dropbox to Amazon S3 accounts in just four steps with the help of MultCloud. As a multiple cloud storage manager, it supports more than 30 clouds including Google Drive, Dropbox, G Suite, Flickr, Box, SugarSync, Alfresco, Hubic, Evernote, OneDrive, MEGA, CloudMe, Cubby, MyDrive, WEB.DE, Yandex, HiDrive, MySQL, MediaFire, ownCloud, ADrive, BaiDu, WebDav and FTP/SFTP, etc at present.
In additon to “Cloud Transfer” feature, MultCloud also has “Cloud Explorer” and “Cloud Transfer” feature. For “Cloud Explorer”, it can help manage multiple accounts within one account. If you have multiple Dropbox accounts to manage, it can help connect Dropbox accounts with one platform. For “Cloud Sync”, it can help sync one cloud to other clouds. If you are looking for solutions to migrate Flickr to Google Photos, you can make full use of it.
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