How to back up photos to the cloud while you shoot
Back up every frame to the cloud the moment you capture it, so a lost or corrupt card never costs you a shoot.
The problem with end-of-day backup
If your only copy lives on the SD card until you get home, a lost, stolen or corrupt card means lost work — and on a paid job, that's a disaster you can't reshoot. The fix is to back up as you go, not hours later.
Real-time cloud backup
Tether your camera to your phone and have each shot upload to the cloud the instant you take it. Within seconds of the shutter, there's a second copy off the card and off-site — in Dropbox, Google Drive, Amazon S3, your own FTP/WebDAV server, or all of them at once.
No venue Wi-Fi? No problem
Your phone's mobile data handles the upload, so you're covered anywhere you have signal. If the connection drops, photos queue on the phone and resume automatically — nothing is lost.
Set it up once
With CloudTether you create a session, pick your backup destinations, and shoot. Full-resolution originals (JPEG, or RAW on Pro) upload automatically while you keep working — no manual import, no laptop.
FAQ
How do I back up photos without a computer?
Tether your camera to your phone with CloudTether — every shot uploads to your chosen cloud backup live as you shoot, entirely from the phone.
What happens if my internet drops mid-shoot?
Photos queue on the phone and resume uploading automatically when the connection returns, so nothing is lost.
Tether your camera to the cloud with CloudTether
Deliver every shot to the cloud or a client gallery, live as you shoot — no laptop.