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Storage setup

Connect your storage

Dropbucket sends and collects files using a bucket in your own storage account. Uploads go straight from the browser into your bucket, never through our servers. Pick your provider and follow the same eight steps.

Recommended

iDrive e2

Our recommended storage. Enable a region, create a bucket and a bucket-only key, then connect it.

Set up iDrive e2 →

Cloudflare R2

Create an R2 bucket and an Object Read & Write token for it, then paste the CORS rule once.

Set up Cloudflare R2 →

Backblaze B2

Create a private bucket and an application key for it. The CORS rule must cover the S3 Compatible API.

Set up Backblaze B2 →

Wasabi

Create a bucket and a sub-user limited to it. Dropbucket adds the CORS rule for you.

Set up Wasabi →

Amazon S3

Create a bucket and an IAM user with a least-privilege policy. Dropbucket adds the CORS rule for you.

Set up Amazon S3 →

DigitalOcean Spaces

Create a Spaces bucket and a limited access key. Spaces needs one extra step to set the CORS rule.

Set up DigitalOcean Spaces →

You pay your storage provider directly, at their current rates; Dropbucket doesn't charge for storage or downloads. Each guide links to the provider's own pricing page.

What every guide covers

Create an account with your provider
Create a private bucket and pick a region
Create an access key for that bucket only
Find your endpoint and region
Enter the details in Dropbucket
Add the CORS rule
Run the connection check
Fix common errors

Using a different S3-compatible provider? Lifetime plans can connect any of them under Other S3-compatible. The steps are the same; ask your provider for the endpoint, region and an access key limited to one bucket.