How to Sync Terabox 1TB Free Storage with Your Other Clouds Using RcloneView
Terabox is a gift if you've discovered it: 1TB of completely free cloud storage. That's a serious amount of space, especially when Google Drive limits you to 15GB and OneDrive caps at 5GB free. But here's the catch: Terabox feels isolated. It's great for backup, but what if you want to sync your Terabox storage with your main clouds? What if you need Terabox as a staging area for multi-cloud workflows? What if you want hybrid redundancy—keeping files on both Terabox and a primary provider?
That's where RcloneView changes the game. It turns Terabox into a full integration point in your cloud ecosystem.

Manage & Sync All Clouds in One Place
RcloneView is a cross-platform GUI for rclone. Compare folders, transfer or sync files, and automate multi-cloud workflows with a clean, visual interface.
- One-click jobs: Copy · Sync · Compare
- Schedulers & history for reliable automation
- Works with Google Drive, OneDrive, Dropbox, S3, WebDAV, SFTP and more
Free core features. Plus automations available.
The Terabox Opportunity
Terabox gives you 1TB for free. That's not a trial—it's a permanent allocation. Millions are using it as a long-term storage tier. But Terabox's web interface and mobile app are designed for basic storage, not cloud integration. They don't talk to Google Drive, OneDrive, S3, or other clouds. You're stuck exporting and importing files manually, or worse, managing separate backup strategies for each cloud.
What if you could sync Terabox with everything else in your cloud stack? That changes the economics of your backup strategy entirely.
Connect Terabox to RcloneView
Start by opening RcloneView and adding a new remote:
Select Terabox from the provider list. RcloneView will open a browser window where you log into Terabox and grant access. This is OAuth, so your password never touches RcloneView—everything stays secure.
Once connected, your entire Terabox storage appears in the Remote Explorer. Click into folders, browse files, and get ready to sync.
Set Up Two-Way Sync Between Terabox and Google Drive
Here's a practical workflow: Use Terabox as a secondary backup, keeping critical files synced with Google Drive.
Open RcloneView's sync panel with your Terabox folder on the left and a Google Drive folder on the right:
Configure:
- Source: Terabox folder
- Destination: Google Drive folder
- Sync Mode: One-way (Terabox → Google Drive) for backup, or two-way if you want bi-directional sync
- Conflict Resolution: Your choice—skip existing, overwrite, or ask
Click "Start Sync" and watch files transfer. RcloneView intelligently handles checksums, so re-running the sync only transfers new or modified files.
Perfect for keeping your most important files (documents, photos, projects) mirrored across Terabox and Google Drive.
Sync Terabox to Multiple Clouds Simultaneously
What if you want belt-and-suspenders backup? Use multiple clouds for redundancy. RcloneView lets you set up jobs that sync Terabox to Google Drive, OneDrive, and S3 all at once:
Set up three separate jobs:
- Terabox → Google Drive (daily)
- Terabox → OneDrive (daily)
- Terabox → S3 (weekly)
RcloneView runs each job on schedule. If your primary cloud has an outage, you have Terabox and your backup clouds. Cost-effective redundancy using free storage.
Use Terabox as a Staging Area
Here's an advanced pattern: Use Terabox as a high-speed staging area for batch transfers between clouds.
Scenario: You have 500GB of raw video in your S3 bucket and need to process it on your local workstation, then move final edits to Google Drive. Instead of downloading from S3 directly:
- Sync S3 → Terabox (fast cloud-to-cloud)
- Sync Terabox → Local (mount Terabox as local drive via RcloneView)
- Edit locally
- Sync Local → Google Drive (or upload via Terabox web)
Terabox's free storage becomes your staging ground, saving bandwidth costs and speeding up the workflow. RcloneView orchestrates the entire pipeline.
Review the job history to see what's synced and when, giving you a complete audit trail.
Mount Terabox as a Virtual Drive
Want to work with Terabox files like they're local? RcloneView's mount feature makes this effortless:
After mounting, Terabox appears in your file explorer. You can:
- Open documents directly in Word, Excel, Photoshop, etc.
- Create new files that automatically save to Terabox
- Drag files to other cloud mounts (if you've mounted Google Drive too)
- Work with Terabox files without ever opening a browser
Automate Terabox Sync with Scheduled Jobs
Manual syncing works occasionally, but you probably want Terabox to stay in sync automatically. RcloneView's Job Scheduler handles this:
Daily Backup Job:
- Every night at 2 AM, sync new files from Terabox to Google Drive
- Skip files that already exist (fast)
- Keep a rolling archive of your Terabox data
Weekly Verification:
- Every Sunday, compare Terabox to your S3 backup
- Flag any differences
- Email you a report
Set it and forget it. RcloneView runs jobs in the background while you focus on actual work.
Real-World Use Case: Multi-Cloud Media Library
Imagine you're a photographer with 800GB of photo archives:
- Terabox = Primary storage (free, 1TB available)
- Google Drive = Shared access with clients
- AWS S3 = Long-term archive (cheap, durable)
- Local NAS = Working copies
With RcloneView:
- Upload new photos to Terabox
- Job runs nightly: Terabox → Google Drive (clients can preview)
- Weekly job: Terabox → S3 (immutable archive)
- Mount Terabox locally so you can edit in Lightroom
One upload, three destinations, zero manual work. That's the power of unified cloud management.
Why RcloneView Maximizes Terabox's Value
- Free Storage Integration: Terabox's 1TB becomes a first-class player in your cloud architecture, not an isolated silo
- Sync Flexibility: Move data between Terabox and any other cloud RcloneView supports (50+ providers)
- Zero Vendor Lock-in: If you outgrow Terabox, migrate to another provider—RcloneView handles it all
- Cost Optimization: Use free Terabox storage strategically; reduce spend on primary cloud providers
- Automation: Schedule syncs to run whenever you want, with bandwidth limits and error handling
- Security: All transfers use encrypted connections; credentials stored locally only
Getting Started
- Download RcloneView (free trial)
- Connect your Terabox account (2 minutes, OAuth secured)
- Add your other clouds (Google Drive, OneDrive, S3, etc.)
- Start syncing or create scheduled jobs
- Mount Terabox locally if you want native file access
Terabox's massive free storage tier is now truly unlocked. You're no longer managing Terabox separately—it's integrated into your entire cloud workflow. That 1TB of free storage can be your disaster recovery safeguard, your backup tier, or your cost-saving staging ground.
Related Guides
- Connecting Multiple Cloud Storage Systems to RcloneView
- Bidirectional Sync Between Cloud Providers
- Using Scheduled Jobs for Automated Backups
- Mounting Cloud Storage as Virtual Drives