Category: manual

Air Explorer, the multicloud manager

Managing Four Cloud Accounts in One Screen

For anyone who works with multiple cloud storage accounts every day, screen layout matters almost as much as storage capacity or transfer speed. Air Explorer includes a viewing option that can display either two panels in Explore mode or four panels in a single screen, making it easier to organize files, compare folders, and move…
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How to Move Files Between Cloud Accounts Faster and With Less Manual Work

Moving files between cloud accounts should not feel like a repetitive admin task. When teams rely on several platforms for storage, backup, collaboration, or archiving, manual transfers quickly become slow, fragmented, and error-prone. Air Explorer addresses that problem by letting users manage multiple cloud services in one interface, automate recurring jobs, and run direct transfers…
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How to Automate Cloud Folder Creation with Command Line

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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How to Automate Cloud File Renaming with Command Line

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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How to Automate Cloud File Transfer with Command Line

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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Mac Cloud Sync: How to Manage Multiple Cloud Accounts in One Place

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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How to Automate Cloud File Deletion with Command Line

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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How to Automate Cloud File Copying with Command Line

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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How to Automate Cloud File Downloads with the Command Line

Manually downloading files from the cloud can be a tedious task, especially when dealing with periodic backups or large volumes of data. If you need to download files from services like OneDrive, Google Drive, or Mega to your computer on a recurring basis, automation is your best ally. In this article, we will show you…
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How to Automate File Uploads to the Cloud Using Command Line

Manual file management can become a bottleneck for productivity. If you frequently upload files to clouds like Google Drive, OneDrive, or Mega, automating this process not only saves time but also eliminates the risk of human error. In this article, you will learn how to use Air Explorer’s upload command to turn your backups into…
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