Map Cloud Storage as a Network Drive
CloudBerry Drive allows you to mount the cloud storage to your Windows. You get to manage and work on your cloud storage directly from Windows Explorer. The tool has an outlay design that enables you to work with your files in Amazon S3, Azure Blob, Google Cloud Storage, Wasabi, and other cloud platforms like they are files on your computer.


CloudBerry Drive Maps Cloud Storage as Network Drive
Map Amazon S3 as network drive
CloudBerry Drive makes Amazon S3 buckets seem like local or network drives on Windows. Browse Amazon S3, upload, and download S3 files in Windows explorer as if they were on your disk. Full S3 access with no extra tools – just point your applications to the mapped drive letter.
Map MS Azure Blob storage as network drive
Your Azure files are accessible in Windows just like a normal drive letter, so you interact with it via File Explorer and your typical Windows utilities. The browsing experience is just like it was with local storage: drag and drop to upload files, right click context menus, even sharing files all function on your Azure data.
Map Google Cloud Storage as network drive
CloudBerry Drive also maps local drives to buckets when using Google Cloud Storage. Once you're connected, open Windows File Explorer and view your Google Cloud files the same way you would on your computer. Add, modify or delete GCS objects from any windows application, and your cloud storage will always be up-to-date.
Map Wasabi Hot Cloud Storage as network drive
CloudBerry Drive also supports Wasabi Hot Cloud Storage (an S3-compatible service). Once you have a Wasabi bucket, it acts like any other local disk on your PC. Now, any software can access Wasabi’s fast and inexpensive object storage through a mapped drive letter. (CloudBerry Drive supports any S3-compatible storage, so third-party or on-premise systems can be mounted just as simply.)
Map Backblaze B2 as network drive
With the support of its S3-compatible API, B2 Cloud storage is possible to be linked with. In practice, you add B2 as an “S3 Compatible” storage account in CloudBerry Drive (specify the B2 S3 endpoint and your credentials), and then map the bucket. The payoff: You can access B2-hosted files from Windows via the Drive’s file mapping.
CloudBerry Drive Features and Benefits
CloudBerry Drive comes with a feature packed toolkit ensuring your cloud storage is just as easy to use and easily accessed locally than it is in the cloud.
Mount Cloud as Network Drives
CloudBerry Drive installs a virtual disk driver, so your cloud storage will appear as a local drive on Windows. Any supported cloud account can be made a local drive with just a couple clicks.
Drag-and-Drop Transfers
Once mounted, your cloud storage appears as a mapped drive in Windows Explorer. You can simply drag and drop files to upload them to the cloud, or copy files out of the mapped drive to download them back to your local computer — no additional dialogs required.
Third-Party App Integration
Any application that works with files can also work with your cloud data. CloudBerry Drive provides seamless access to cloud storage through your desktop applications — from email clients to office software — or simply via drag-and-drop. For example, you can configure your backup software to use the mapped drive letter, sending backups directly into your S3 or Azure account.
Command-Line Automation
Drive even has a native CLI for power users. You can write scripts to map drives, perform automated tasks and integrate with deployment software. This would be great for batch-type operation, or for automatically provisioning cloud drives on many machines.
Data Encryption & Security
On the client side, all data written to the cloud can be encrypted with 256-bit AES. Your files are safe as soon as you press go. CloudBerry Drive also works with secure protocols to protect data in transit. You can encrypt files at upload time.
FTP/SFTP Support
In addition to regular object storage, CloudBerry Drive can map FTP and SFTP servers as local drives. This allows you to interact with files on older servers or appliances in the same way that cloud storage works, drag and drop straight through the Explorer.
HTTP Headers & Caching Controls
Finally, advanced settings enable you to specify your own HTTP headers per upload, and manage local caching. Configure the number of threads to use for queued transfers (OUTBOUND queue threads): To speed up uploads or downloads. When accelerating a transfer, you can set how many parallel threads will be used for the acceleration process (upload thread count). Combined, these characteristics offer you finely-grained authority over performance and behavior.
Multi-User Office Locking (Server Edition)
Office files are protected in multi-user environments. If one user is editing a Word or Excel file in the mapped drive, CloudBerry Drive locks the file so that others can only open it in read-only mode until the first user finishes. This prevents conflicting edits when the drive is shared.
Optimization for Windows Explorer
Drive actively performs index and thumbnail optimization so that browsing cloud files is a breeze in Windows Explorer. For instance, it locally caches ubiquitous metadata to cut down on browsing time.
Mapped Network Drive
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CloudBerry Drive allows you to mount cloud storage on Windows, enabling direct file management through Windows Explorer. Its user-friendly design supports Amazon S3, Azure Blob, Google Cloud Storage, Wasabi, and more, treating them like local files.

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Drive Desktop vs. Drive Server Comparison
| Feature / Edition | Drive Desktop Edition | Drive Server Edition |
|---|---|---|
| License | Per-computer, one-time fee | Per-computer, one-time fee |
| Supported OS | Windows 7/8/10/11 (32/64-bit) | Windows Server 2008 R2 / 2012 / 2016 / 2019 / 2022 |
| Cloud Storage Access | All supported providers (AWS S3, Azure Blob, Google, Wasabi, etc.) | Same cloud support as Desktop |
| Network Sharing | Drive is mapped only on the local workstation | Mapped drives can be shared to other users on the network (multi-user access) |
| Office File Locking | Yes (prevents simultaneous edits on Office files) | Yes (can be enabled for mapped drives) |
| Primary Use Case | Individual workstations; mount cloud on PC | File servers; share mapped drives in LAN |
| Price (excl. VAT) | $49.99 | $119.99 |
| Support | Community/forum support | Community/forum support |