Transfer Files Between pCloud and Google Drive with RcloneView
Skip the download/re-upload grind. RcloneView lets you drag and drop, compare, sync, and schedule pCloud ↔ Google Drive transfers in a guided GUI?no CLI required.

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.
Why use RcloneView for multi-cloud transfers?
- Secure OAuth for Google Drive plus simple email/password for pCloud; no tokens to paste.
- Multi-threaded, resumable uploads with progress logs and retries.
- Two-pane Explorer for direct drag-and-drop between clouds.
- Compare to preview differences before copying or cleaning up.
- Sync with include/exclude filters, dry-run, and size-based decisions.
- Background Jobs and scheduling to automate recurring moves.
RcloneView combines rclone’s reliability with a visual workflow so teams and admins can move large folders confidently.
Before you start
- Sign in to both accounts and confirm quota and API limits (Google Drive enforces a 750 GB/day upload cap per user).
- Install the latest RcloneView build: Download.
- For pCloud, ensure you have your email/password handy; enable app passwords if your security settings require them.
- Prefer wired or stable Wi-Fi during large transfers and keep RcloneView running for uninterrupted jobs.
Step 1: Connect your cloud remotes
- Open Remote → + New Remote.
- Select pCloud and enter your email and password, then save.
- Repeat for Google Drive, clicking Connect to finish the OAuth browser login.
- Confirm both remotes appear in Remote Manager.
👉 Learn more: Add Google Drive Remote
Step 2: Open both remotes in the Explorer pane
- Go to Browse.
- In the left pane, click + and open your pCloud remote.
- In the right pane, click + and open your Google Drive remote.
- Navigate to the source and destination folders you plan to move.
Four methods for pCloud ↔ Google Drive transfers
Method 1: Drag & drop between panes
- Select files or folders in the pCloud pane.
- Drag them into the Google Drive pane (or the other way around).
- Watch progress in the Transfer tab; pause or resume if needed.
👉 More details: Browse & Manage Remote Storage
Method 2: Compare, then copy or delete
- Open the source folder on the left and destination on the right.
- Click Compare on the toolbar.
- RcloneView highlights unique items, size differences, and matches.
- Select what to move, then choose Copy → or ← Copy.
- Use Delete carefully to clean up duplicates or stale data.
👉 Learn more: Compare Folder Contents
Method 3: Sync or save as a Job
- Select your pCloud source and Google Drive destination.
- Click Sync and choose one-way or two-way sync.
- Preview changes, adjust filters (include/exclude), then start.
- Click Save to Jobs to reuse the same configuration later.
👉 Learn more:
Method 4: Schedule recurring sync jobs
- Open Job Manager → Add Job.
- Set pCloud as the source and Google Drive as the destination (or reverse).
- Choose a schedule (hourly, daily, weekly, or custom cron-like).
- Enable the job and let RcloneView run it automatically.
- Check logs and history to verify successful runs.
👉 Learn more: Job Scheduling and Execution
Tips for smooth transfers
- Run dry-run before large syncs to confirm the plan.
- Use bandwidth limits during work hours to reduce throttling risk.
- For encrypted pCloud folders, ensure you have access keys or decrypt locally before moving.
- When approaching Google Drive’s daily cap, split jobs across days or accounts.
- Keep the Transfer tab open to monitor retries, speeds, and any API responses.
Summary
RcloneView delivers fast, reliable, no-CLI transfers between pCloud and Google Drive. With side-by-side browsing, Compare, Sync, reusable Jobs, and scheduling, you can handle migrations or recurring backups without manual downloads or re-uploads.