AOMEI Multcloud – Cloud Transfer, Multi-Cloud Sync, File Management

What is included in AOMEI MultCloud?

Cloud Transfer – Moves files directly between connected cloud services.
Cloud Sync – One-way and two-way synchronization between cloud folders.
Cloud Backup – Copies data from one cloud drive to another.
Email Migration – Converts emails to PDF and saves them to cloud.
Core Capacity – Connects over 30 cloud services with unlimited accounts.
Important – No own storage space and no local system backup included.

What are the main benefits of AOMEI MultCloud?

AOMEI MultCloud is a browser-based cloud management service that links Google Drive, OneDrive, Dropbox and other storage accounts in one dashboard. Transfer, sync and backup tasks run between the clouds on MultCloud servers, so nothing is downloaded to your computer first.

Direct migration – Switch cloud providers without manual download and re-upload.
Server-side tasks – Transfers continue after you close the browser.
Scheduled automation – Run transfer, sync and backup jobs at set times.
File filtering – Include or exclude file types per task.
One dashboard – Browse, upload, share and manage all clouds centrally.
No installation – Works in any browser on Windows, macOS, Linux.

What does AOMEI MultCloud do in practice?

MultCloud connects your existing cloud storage accounts and moves data between them without routing files through your own PC. A typical task is migrating a full Dropbox account to Google Drive, or copying a OneDrive folder structure to MEGA before a provider switch. You select a source cloud, a target cloud and start the task; MultCloud queues the files and processes them on its own servers. This avoids the classic two-step method of downloading everything locally and re-uploading it, which is slow and depends on your home bandwidth.

Which cloud services can be connected?

MultCloud supports more than 30 services, including Google Drive, Google Workspace, Google Photos, OneDrive and OneDrive for Business, Dropbox and Dropbox for Business, MEGA, Box, pCloud, Amazon S3, Backblaze, Yandex, FTP, WebDAV and NAS. There is no limit on the number of connected accounts, and several accounts from the same provider can be added side by side. That makes it practical for consolidating multiple free Google accounts or managing private and work storage in one view. If a provider is missing from the list, it cannot be added manually beyond the generic FTP and WebDAV options.

Does MultCloud help protect against data loss?

Yes, the Cloud Backup function keeps a second copy of selected folders on a different cloud, so an accidental deletion, a hijacked account or a provider outage does not take your only copy with it. Combined with scheduled runs, this turns a one-time copy into a recurring cloud-to-cloud backup routine. Note that MultCloud only protects data that is already in a cloud; it does not image your hard drive or back up a local Windows system, which is the job of a separate tool such as AOMEI Backupper.

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What is the difference between MultCloud Free and Premium?

The free account is a working entry point but is limited to 5 GB of data traffic per month and 2 transfer threads, which is enough for testing or small folder moves. Premium raises the traffic allowance up to unlimited depending on the chosen plan, runs up to 10 parallel transfer threads, and adds scheduling, file filters and the full set of 8 sync modes such as mirror, move, incremental and full backup sync. Email-to-PDF conversion is capped at 50 emails per month on the free account and is unrestricted with Premium. For a real account migration of several hundred gigabytes, the free tier is impractical and Premium is the realistic option.

Is MultCloud safe to use with my cloud accounts?

MultCloud connects to each cloud through the provider's official OAuth authorization, so your cloud passwords are never entered into or stored by MultCloud. Data in transit between clouds is protected with 256-bit AES encryption, and according to the manufacturer, transferred files are not saved or cached on MultCloud servers. Access to an individual cloud can be revoked at any time from that provider's security settings. This setup matters for anyone moving business documents between Google Workspace and OneDrive for Business accounts, where credential handling is a compliance question.

What technical limitations should users know before buying?

MultCloud is a management layer, not a storage provider: it adds no storage space of its own, and the target cloud must have enough free capacity for any transfer. Uploads from a local computer through the web interface are limited to single files under 1 GB, so it is not a replacement for a desktop sync client. Some provider-specific areas are not accessible, including SharePoint and Team folders in OneDrive for Business, shared folders in Dropbox, and the trash folders of most clouds. All cloud-to-cloud tasks consume the account's data traffic allowance, so the total volume you plan to move should guide the plan choice.

Frequently asked questions about AOMEI MultCloud

Can I add several accounts from the same cloud provider?

Yes, there is no limit on connected accounts, even from the same service. This is the standard way to merge two or more Google Drive accounts into one.

Do uploads and downloads from my computer use up the data traffic?

No, transfers between your computer and a cloud run over your own internet connection. The data traffic allowance only counts for cloud-to-cloud transfer, sync and backup tasks.

Does MultCloud work on Mac and Linux?

Yes, MultCloud runs entirely in the browser, so it works on Windows, macOS, Linux and mobile devices without installing any software. There is no OS-specific edition to choose.