Download Pikpak Cloud Folders With Rclone: A Quick Guide

Certainly! Rclone is a powerful command-line tool that allows you to manage and sync files between different cloud storage providers. To use Rclone to add Pikpak Cloud and download a folder, follow these steps:

Step 1: Install Rclone

Make sure you have Rclone installed on your system. You can download the latest version from the official website: https://rclone.org/downloads/

Step 2: Configure Pikpak Cloud with Rclone

Open a terminal or command prompt.

Run the following command to configure Rclone: rclone config

step 1 — Choose “n” to create a new remote.

step 2 — Enter a name for the remote, e.g., “PikpakCloud” and press Enter.

step 3 — Choose the number corresponding to “pikpak cloud storage” (or the appropriate option if available) and press Enter. In this example, 36.

Choose the number corresponding to “pikpak cloud storage” (or the appropriate option if available) and press Enter.
For “client_id” and “client_secret,” leave them blank unless Pikpak Cloud provides specific values for them.

step 4 — Enter your Pikpak User ID (email)

step 5 — Type “y” to enter your password.

step 6 — Choose “n” for “Edit advanced config?”

Choose “n” for “Edit advanced config?”
Choose “n” for “Use auto config?”

step 7 — Choose “y” to confirm the configuration.

Step 3: List Pikpak Cloud Remotes

After configuring Pikpak Cloud with Rclone, you can list the remotes to ensure it was added successfully:

rclone listremotes

step 8 check 1 — You should see the Pikpak Cloud remote listed.

Step 4: Download a Folder

Now that Pikpak Cloud is configured, you can use Rclone to download a folder. Replace remote: and source_folder with your Pikpak Cloud remote name and the folder you want to download, respectively.

rclone copy remote:source_folder /path/to/destination

For example:

rclone copy PikpakCloud:"My server/An's 8700K/Logos" /home/anrikaz/Downloads/Logos

step 9 rclone command — *Use “-P -v” at the end of the command to show the log*s.

This command copies the contents of “Logos” from Pikpak Cloud to the local “/home/anrikaz/Downloads/Logos” directory.

Conclusion

You’ve successfully configured Pikpak Cloud with Rclone and downloaded a folder. Feel free to explore more Rclone commands for additional functionalities and customization.

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