Air Explorer, the multicloud manager
Organizing your files in the cloud requires a logical and well-defined folder structure. Creating these directories manually across multiple accounts can be a slow process. Thanks to Air Explorer’s command line, you can automate the creation of folders on any cloud server. In this article, you will learn how to use the mkdir command to…
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If you work with cloud storage at a professional level, you’ve probably dealt with the hassle of juggling multiple dashboards, clients, and credentials, one for AWS, another for Wasabi, yet another for Backblaze. Air Explorer puts an end to that fragmentation by letting you connect and manage all your S3-compatible cloud services from a single,…
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Maintaining an organized file structure in the cloud often requires changing folder or file names to adapt to new versions or dates. Doing this manually across multiple accounts can be inefficient. Thanks to Air Explorer’s command line, you can automate the renaming of your digital assets. In this article, you will learn how to use…
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Moving files from one cloud to another can be a slow process if you have to download the data to your computer and then upload it again. Thanks to Air Explorer’s command line, you can automate direct cloud-to-cloud transfers. In this article, you will learn how to use the transfer command to perform migrations or…
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If you’ve ever found yourself manually downloading files from Dropbox just to re-upload them to Google Drive, you already know how painful it is to juggle multiple cloud storage accounts. It’s slow, error-prone, and frankly unnecessary in 2026. There’s a smarter way to keep everything in sync, directly from your Mac. Why Multiple Clouds Become…
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List of changes:-Fixed issue showing the progress of folder downloads and uploads.-Fixed issue adding some S3 accounts like Backblaze.-Fixed issue login to some Mega accounts.-Fixed issue uploading to mail.ru.-Fixed issue transferring very large files to Box from another clouds.-Fixed, downloads from some clouds could not be cancelled.-Size column now shows “–” for folders (as Finder).
Keeping your clouds organized and free of unnecessary files is essential to avoid running out of storage space. However, manually deleting old or temporary files can be a tedious task. Thanks to Air Explorer’s command line, you can automate the deletion of files and folders on any cloud server. In this article, you will learn…
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In 2026, enterprises juggle AWS S3 for cost-effective storage, Google Cloud Storage for AI workloads, Azure Blob for enterprise compliance, and collaboration tools like OneDrive and Dropbox. This multi-cloud reality creates data silos, egress fees, and endless manual transfers that waste weeks of productivity. Air Explorer eliminates this chaos with drag-and-drop synchronization across 40+ providers…
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Organizing files within your storage accounts can be a slow task if done manually, especially when handling large volumes of data. Thanks to Air Explorer’s command line, you can automate the copying of files and folders within the same cloud server. In this article, you will learn how to use the copy command to make…
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The definitive technical solution for managing terabytes in the cloud without consuming local disk space is a desktop multi-cloud file manager like Air Explorer. Unlike native clients that force cache synchronization, Air Explorer provides direct access and “Cloud-to-Cloud” transfers without writing data to your physical drive, provided the computer remains powered on to act as…
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