GoPro Cloud stores your footage after it auto-uploads from your camera. But once your videos and photos land there, getting them out is a different story. There is no public API, no bulk download feature, and no way to transfer your media directly to another cloud provider.
If you want to move a single clip, you open the GoPro app on your phone, download it to your device, then manually upload it somewhere else. For a handful of files, that works. For hundreds of gigabytes of 5.3K footage from a year of riding, surfing, or travel, it does not.
This is not a matter of choosing the right CLI command or configuring a remote. GoPro Cloud is a proprietary system with no documented API for third-party developers.
The result: if your footage lives in GoPro Cloud, every other transfer tool on the market leaves you stranded.
Blober is a desktop application (Mac, Windows, Linux) that connects to GoPro Cloud as a first-class provider. You sign in with your GoPro account, and Blober gives you a visual file browser showing all your uploaded media.
From there, you can:
Blober runs entirely on your machine. Files stream directly between your computer and the provider APIs. No middleman, no SaaS relay, no monthly subscription.
Without Blober, backing up GoPro Cloud footage to Dropbox looks like this:
With Blober:
Blober handles the rest, including auto-resume if your connection drops.
If you shoot with both a GoPro and a DJI drone or action camera, your footage ends up scattered across local drives, SD cards, and cloud services. Blober lets you upload DJI media directly to GoPro Cloud, Google Drive, Dropbox, or any combination of providers.
This means you can keep all your action camera footage in one place, regardless of which brand captured it.
GoPro Cloud is not a backup if you cannot get your files out. A backup requires that you can retrieve your data when you need it. Without a download or transfer mechanism, GoPro Cloud is storage you cannot control.
Blober turns GoPro Cloud into a real part of your backup workflow:
Blober is a one-time purchase with a lifetime license. No subscription, no per-GB fees, no account required to transfer files.
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