Easy transfar of files and folders between cloud & local storage. Just drag & drop with folder hierarchy intact.
Free Trial Buy NowSARANGSoft CloudScape is a Windows-based cloud storage integration tool that seamlessly connects local PC/network storage with AWS S3, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud. Its Windows Explorer-like interface makes it easy to transfer, manage, and sync files and folders between local and cloud storage using drag-and-drop, standard shortcuts, and scheduled or on-demand synchronization.
Connect to multiple cloud-storage environments, including Amazon S3, Microsoft Azure Storage and Google Cloud Storage (GCS)
Enables connections for Garage and RustFS S3-compatible private cloud storages
Use a Windows Explorer-like, dual-pane interface: one pane for cloud storage and one for local storage
Browse local drives, folders and, where available, computers and shared folders on the Windows network
Navigate using independent path/address bars, location drop-downs, refresh controls and familiar file/folder views
Use the user's own cloud account credentials rather than being restricted to a proprietary storage account
Copy and move files and folders between local storage and cloud storage
Copy and move items between locations within a cloud account, including supported buckets or containers
Perform transfers using drag-and-drop, right-click context menus or standard keyboard shortcuts such as Ctrl+C, Ctrl+X and Ctrl+V
Manage files and folders with familiar actions: create folders, open, rename, delete and select multiple items
Browse and sort items by name, size, extension, creation date or modification date
View file, folder, drive and bucket/container properties, including available size, location, timestamps and web-address information
Maintain folder hierarchy when transferring content to cloud storage
Create named synchronization profiles containing one or more local-source to cloud-destination folder mappings
Define file-type filters and configure synchronization options for profile settings
Run synchronization on demand or schedule it through Windows Task Scheduler
Review synchronization history and open reports for completed or previous sync operations
Monitor per-setting progress and status, and cancel an in-progress on-demand sync
Set general conflict-handling rules: skip, overwrite, overwrite based on destination age, or ask for confirmation
Choose how file-transfer errors are handled: continue with remaining files or stop and request a decision
Create and delete cloud buckets or containers where supported by the connected provider
Configure provider/account options such as bucket region and storage class for supported services
Inspect bucket/container properties, including location, storage class, item counts, total size and web URL where exposed by the provider
View and manage supported bucket and object permissions/access-control settings
View or edit supported bucket policies, including S3 policies and Google Cloud Storage IAM policies
Configure account-specific settings independently for different cloud connections
Set general transfer preferences, including overwrite behavior and error handling
An Explorer-style interface and familiar file-management conventions reduce the need to learn provider-specific browsing workflows
Local and cloud locations can be viewed and navigated side by side in a single Windows application
Users can move between local folders, network shares and connected cloud locations without relying solely on separate browser consoles
Support for several cloud and S3-compatible services gives users flexibility to work with the provider that fits their requirements
Drag-and-drop, keyboard shortcuts and context menus make routine copy, move and folder-management tasks straightforward
Files can be transferred between local and cloud storage, and between supported cloud locations
Folder hierarchy can be retained in cloud destinations, helping preserve familiar structures
Sorting and property views help users locate content and inspect relevant file or storage details
Profiles capture recurring folder mappings so users do not need to set up each synchronization from scratch
Scheduling supports recurring synchronization without requiring the user to initiate every run manually
Progress, status, history and reports make synchronization activity easier to review
Configurable conflict rules let users decide how same-name destination files should be handled
Configurable error behavior helps users choose whether a transfer should continue or pause for intervention
Supported bucket/container, permission and policy tasks can be handled within CloudScape rather than always switching to a provider console
Per-account options allow settings such as region or storage class to differ across connections
Storage properties and metadata provide useful context about cloud resources and their contents
Viewing and editing supported ACLs or policies helps administrators inspect and manage resource access
