Supported OAuth Providers

Rclone Director UI can fully manage OAuth authentication for 16 cloud storage providers. When your browser and your Rclone server run on different machines, the small RcloneAuthApp helper bridges the OAuth callback so authentication completes end-to-end.

Currently supported (16)

# Provider Rclone type Auth flow
1 Dropbox dropbox OAuth 2.0
2 Google Drive drive OAuth 2.0
3 Microsoft OneDrive onedrive OAuth 2.0
4 Box box OAuth 2.0
5 pCloud pcloud OAuth 2.0
6 Yandex Disk yandex OAuth 2.0
7 Jottacloud jottacloud OAuth 2.0
8 HiDrive (STRATO) hidrive OAuth 2.0
9 Mail.ru Cloud mailru Password Grant (no helper app needed)
10 Google Photos gphotos OAuth 2.0
11 Google Cloud Storage gcs OAuth 2.0
12 PikPak pikpak OAuth 2.0
13 premiumize.me premiumizeme OAuth 2.0
14 Put.io putio OAuth 2.0
15 Citrix ShareFile sharefile OAuth 2.0
16 Zoho zoho OAuth 2.0

When do I need the RcloneAuthApp?

  • Same machine — browser and Rclone Director run on the same computer → not needed. The Director receives the OAuth callback directly.
  • Remote / VPN — browser on your laptop, Director on a server (LAN, VPN, or public host) → install the helper. It runs locally on http://localhost:53682 and forwards the OAuth callback to your Director.

Non-OAuth backends

Storage providers that do not need OAuth (S3-compatible, Azure Blob, Backblaze B2, SFTP, WebDAV, FTP, local, etc.) are supported by Rclone Director directly without the helper app — you enter the credentials in the wizard and you’re done.
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