Rclone 1.76.0 for Mac

Mac Utilities

Updated Aug 17, 2026

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If your files live in five clouds at once, moving them around in browser tabs gets old fast. Rclone is a command line program that treats cloud storage the way classic tools treat local disks. You can copy, sync, move and check files between your Mac and dozens of storage services, or between the services themselves. It verifies transfers with checksums, can encrypt files before upload, and mounts remote storage so it behaves like a local drive. It is free and open source.

Key Features

• Syncs and copies files between local storage and cloud services
• Supports dozens of providers including major names and S3 storage
• Mounts cloud storage so apps see it as a local drive
• Checks transfers with checksums to catch damaged data early
• Optional encryption protects files before upload to any provider

How to Download

1. Read the setup guide and Download from the official site to get the current macOS build.
2. Follow the install steps for macOS.
3. Open Terminal, run the config command and connect your first storage service.

System Requirements

Rclone runs on Apple Silicon and Intel Macs and works on current macOS versions. It is a single small program with no heavy runtime, though mounting a remote as a drive may need extra software.

FAQs

Is Rclone free?

Yes. Rclone is free and open source software. You pay only for the storage your providers charge for.

Do I need to know Terminal commands?

Mostly, yes. Rclone is driven by commands and config files. The official docs walk through setup step by step, and once configured, simple commands do the daily work.

Can Rclone move files between two clouds?

Yes. You can copy or sync directly between two remote services, as long as both are set up in your config.