In this tutorial, we will teach you how to copy or move files between cloud services with MultCloud. Copying and moving are two similar methods but there are also difference between them.
Copying and moving are two common operations in MultCloud. With MultCloud, you can easily copy or move file(s) from one cloud service to another without downloading to local disk first then re-uploading. The features of MultCloud will help you save lots of time.
Step 1: Log in MultCloud. First you should ensure that you have MultCloud account and have already added cloud drive(s) in MultCloud.
Step 2: Select any one cloud services in MultCloud to open, we take Google Drive as an example. Click it, then everything in it will be display in MultCloud's interface.
Step 3: Select a file in Google Drive that you want to copy, right-click it, you will see there are "Copy", "Copy to" and “Cut” options on the right-click context menu. I'll explain separately.
If you select "Copy" method, we select the Dropbox as the example here, you should paste it in Dropbox. Open Dropbox, right click content area in the MultCloud, there will be a "Paste" option, please select it.
If you select “Cut” method, you could open Dropbox, right click content area in the MultCloud to paste it to Dropbox. After pasting, the file in Google Drive will be removed.
If you select "Copy to" method, there will be a pop-up window as the following picture. Of course, select the destination cloud service--Dropbox first, then click the "OK" button. The file will be copied automatically.
Tips:
1. The optional box "Multi-select" that means you can select multiple destination cloud drive, the file will be copied to all of them at one time.
2. Both "Copy" and "Copy to" options support copying more than one files/folders or even all files/folders from one cloud service to another cloud service at one time