Migrate to/from PikPak (10 TB Cloud Saver)

What is PikPak?

PikPak is a private cloud-saver service designed around cloud-side downloading — paste a magnet link, torrent file, Telegram link, or direct URL into PikPak and the file downloads on PikPak's servers, not your device. Free accounts get 6 GB of storage; Premium subscribers unlock 10 TB (enough for roughly 8,000 HD video files) plus faster cloud-download speeds. Two Premium tiers exist: Global Premium for users in 23 developed countries (US, Canada, Japan, etc.) and Regional Premium for other markets at lower prices. PikPak is particularly popular in East and Southeast Asia for Telegram-content-saving and torrent-cloud-downloading workflows.

CloudsLinker connects to PikPak directly with your account email and password — any tier, both directions (into and out of PikPak). If you registered through Google or Facebook, set a password first under PikPak's Account and Security settings. A WebDAV fallback exists for the rare case where the direct connection fails: Premium members enable it under Settings → Experimental Features, which generates dedicated credentials separate from the login password. Note the fallback is read-only — it works for migrating out of PikPak only, so use the direct connection when the destination is PikPak.

Key features of PikPak

6 GB free, 10 TB Premium

Free PikPak accounts get 6 GB of storage. Premium unlocks 10 TB — capable of holding roughly 8,000 HD video files. Two Premium tiers (Global vs Regional) priced differently by country.

Magnet / Torrent / URL cloud download

PikPak's signature feature: paste a magnet link, torrent, or direct URL — PikPak downloads on its servers in seconds, not on your device. Most files complete in <60 seconds via the Cloud Download server.

Two connection routes: direct login + WebDAV fallback

The standard route is your account email and password (set a password first if you signed up via Google/Facebook). WebDAV is the fallback: Premium-only, enabled under Settings → Experimental Features, and read-only — fine as a source, not as a destination.

Web upload: 4 GB/file, PC: 20 GB/file

PikPak's web client caps individual uploads at 4 GB; the desktop PC client raises this to 20 GB per file. Both clients limit you to 1,000 files per day.

Telegram bot integration

PikPak's 'Save To PikPak' Telegram bot lets you forward Telegram media directly to your PikPak cloud. CloudsLinker reads Telegram-saved files from the standard <code>/Telegram</code> folder like any other directory.

March 2026: inactive-account purge

Effective March 1, 2026, PikPak deletes long-inactive non-premium accounts and purges over-quota data after a grace period. Migrate before inactivity if archiving.

Why connect PikPak to CloudsLinker

CloudsLinker connects to PikPak with your account email and password (TLS in transit, encrypted at rest), with a Premium-only WebDAV fallback for edge cases. Transfers run server-to-server in either direction — offload torrent / magnet / Telegram-saved content out to Google Drive / OneDrive / Dropbox / S3 / Wasabi / B2, or load files into PikPak from another cloud.

What you can do with PikPak on CloudsLinker

PikPak → any cloud copy

Migrate from PikPak to Google Drive, OneDrive, Dropbox, S3, Wasabi or B2 — or the other way in — over the direct credential connection. Useful for offloading cloud-downloaded content to permanent archive.

Runs without your device

PikPak transfers execute on CloudsLinker servers. Useful when migrating large libraries that would otherwise saturate your home internet for days.

Scheduled batch sync

Set hourly / daily / weekly schedules. Useful for ongoing offload of new PikPak cloud-downloaded files to a permanent archive cloud.

Filter by folder, type, size

Migrate only the <code>/Telegram</code> folder, skip files > 4 GB (PikPak's web upload cap), or sync only video files.

Common PikPak transfer scenarios

Offload PikPak cloud-downloaded content to permanent S3 archive

Heavy PikPak users hit the 10 TB Premium cap quickly with multi-TB media libraries. CloudsLinker schedules a weekly migration of older PikPak content to S3 Glacier Instant Retrieval ($0.004/GB) or B2 ($6/TB) — preserving the full library long-term while freeing PikPak space for new downloads.

Migrate PikPak → Google Drive / OneDrive for cross-platform access

PikPak's mobile/web players are great, but Google Drive and OneDrive integrate more deeply with everyday productivity tools. CloudsLinker copies your PikPak library to Google Drive or OneDrive preserving folder structure — particularly useful for sharing content with family or team members already on those clouds.

Telegram-saved content → permanent backup on Wasabi

PikPak's Telegram bot is excellent for one-click save, but PikPak isn't a true backup (premium subscription required to retain). Schedule a CloudsLinker nightly incremental from PikPak's /Telegram folder to Wasabi ($6.99/TB) or B2 — Telegram media survives even if you cancel PikPak Premium.

Pre-purge migration before March 2026 inactivity rules

PikPak's March 1, 2026 rule deletes inactive non-premium accounts. If you've got content on a free account you don't actively use, run a one-shot CloudsLinker migration to Google Drive / OneDrive / Dropbox before the purge window — preserves everything without committing to Premium.

Consolidate multiple PikPak accounts (e.g. family) into shared OneDrive Family

Households with multiple PikPak free accounts (one per person, each at 6 GB) often want a unified family library. CloudsLinker connects each PikPak account separately and copies content into a shared OneDrive Family (1 TB × 6 users) for centralized access.

PikPak guides on this site

Download or save files from a PikPak shared link — someone sent you a share? Save it to your own PikPak, then download it or copy it straight to your cloud.
Is PikPak safe? — an honest assessment of PikPak’s security model, legality and account risks.
Transfer PikPak to Google Drive — the full WebDAV migration walkthrough, including Telegram-saved content and the March 2026 purge deadline.
Transfer MEGA to PikPak — the inbound direction, running over the direct credential connection.

How to connect PikPak to CloudsLinker

PikPak connects with your account email and password — any tier, both directions. A WebDAV fallback exists for edge cases.

In CloudsLinker, click Add Cloud → choose PikPak.
Enter your PikPak account email and password.
Click Confirm — the connection appears under My Clouds, ready as source or destination.

Signed up through Google or Facebook? Set a password first: at https://mypikpak.com, hover the avatar → Account and Security → Password → Set Password, then connect with that.

Fallback: WebDAV (Premium, read-only)

If the direct connection fails, use PikPak’s WebDAV endpoint instead — note it requires Premium and is read-only (source-only):

At https://mypikpak.com (Premium account), go to Settings → Experimental Features and enable WebDAV.
PikPak generates a dedicated WebDAV username and password (separate from your login) and shows the server URL.
In CloudsLinker, add PikPak using the WebDAV connection method with that URL and those credentials.

Revoke access

Direct connection: change your PikPak password (or remove the cloud from CloudsLinker). WebDAV fallback: disable WebDAV in Settings → Experimental Features — the dedicated credentials die immediately.

PikPak upload & download limits you should know

PikPak’s limits split between cloud-side (server-managed downloads) and client-side (your uploads):

Storage: 6 GB free, 10 TB Premium.
Web client upload: 4 GB per file maximum.
PC desktop client upload: 20 GB per file maximum.
Files per day (any client): 1,000 files.
Cloud download from magnet/torrent/URL: no per-file size cap; bounded by your storage.
Monthly transfer quota: active since September 2023. Covers cloud download + downstream + upload, calibrated so normal users won’t hit it. Quotas reset at the start of each natural month.
WebDAV fallback: Premium-only, read-only (direct email+password connection is the standard route and works on any tier). Enable from Settings → Experimental Features.
Premium tiers: Global Premium (23 developed countries), Regional Premium (other markets, lower price).
Inactive-account purge: effective March 1, 2026 — non-Premium inactive accounts deleted; over-quota content purged after grace period.
Trash retention: approximately 30 days for premium accounts.
Cloud-download speed: majority of files complete in under 60 seconds via PikPak’s Cloud Download server.

Sources: PikPak: FAQ, PikPak: What is PikPak, PikPak: Transfer quota help, PikPak: Insufficient cloud storage.

PikPak + CloudsLinker — Frequently Asked Questions

Is PikPak safe to use?

PikPak transfers data over TLS and stores files on its own servers, so it is technically safe for normal use. But it is a cloud-download tool, not an encrypted vault: there is no end-to-end encryption like MEGA or pCloud, and accounts can be suspended for policy violations. For anything you cannot afford to lose, migrate it to a long-term cloud such as Google Drive or OneDrive.

Is PikPak legal?

PikPak as a service is legal, it is a cloud storage and cloud-download tool. Legality depends on what you download: content you own or that is freely licensed is fine, while downloading copyrighted material without permission is not, and the responsibility falls on the user.

Does PikPak's WebDAV support upload (write) operations?

Not currently — PikPak's WebDAV is read-only (listing and downloading only). That only matters if you connected via the WebDAV fallback: the standard direct connection with your email and password supports both directions, so migrating into PikPak works fine over the direct route.

What's the largest file I can have in PikPak?

Depends on how it was uploaded. Web upload: 4 GB/file. PC desktop client: 20 GB/file. Cloud download (magnet/torrent/URL): no fixed cap — limited only by available storage and PikPak's server-side handling. CloudsLinker can read files of any size that exist in PikPak via WebDAV.

What's PikPak's transfer quota?

Since September 2023, PikPak applies a monthly transfer quota covering cloud download traffic, downstream traffic, and upload traffic. Quotas are calibrated so normal individual users won't hit them, but heavy automation can. The quota resets at the start of each natural month.

Do I need a Premium subscription to use CloudsLinker with PikPak?

No. The standard connection uses your account email and password and works on any tier, free included. Premium only matters for the WebDAV fallback (gated behind Experimental Features), which you would use in the rare case the direct connection fails.

How do I generate WebDAV credentials in PikPak?

Open PikPak (web or app, while logged into Premium) → Settings → Experimental Features → enable WebDAV. PikPak generates dedicated WebDAV credentials (separate from your normal login password). Copy these and use them in CloudsLinker. Revoke by disabling WebDAV in the same panel.

Will PikPak delete my account if I don't use Premium?

Effective March 1, 2026, PikPak applies new rules deleting accounts of long-inactive non-premium members and purging over-quota data after a grace period. If you have a free PikPak account with content you want to preserve long-term, migrate it to a stable cloud (Google Drive, OneDrive, S3) via CloudsLinker before the purge window.

Does CloudsLinker work with PikPak content saved from Telegram?

Yes. PikPak's Telegram-saved files appear in a top-level /Telegram folder accessible via WebDAV. CloudsLinker reads this folder like any other and migrates content out to the destination cloud.

How fast can CloudsLinker pull data from PikPak?

Throughput depends on PikPak's CDN performance for your region and your destination cloud's ingress speed. Typical sustained throughput is 100–400 GB/day per connection. PikPak's regional CDN nodes in Asia mean the path is fastest for migrations with regional destinations (e.g. PikPak → Google Drive Tokyo region, PikPak → Singapore S3).

Are my PikPak credentials safe with CloudsLinker?

Yes. Credentials are encrypted at rest with AES-256 and decrypted only inside the active transfer worker. If you use the WebDAV fallback, those dedicated credentials are separate from your login password and revoke instantly by disabling WebDAV in Experimental Features; for the direct connection, changing your PikPak password cuts access.

Is this an official PikPak partnership?

No. CloudsLinker is a third-party tool that signs in with credentials you provide (or PikPak's WebDAV endpoint as a fallback). Revoke access by changing your PikPak password, or by disabling WebDAV in Settings → Experimental Features if you used the fallback.

PikPak transfer guides

Step-by-step walkthroughs for moving data to and from PikPak.

Dropbox Storage Getting Expensive? Moving Files to PikPak's 10 TB Plan

Transfer files from Dropbox to PikPak: cloud-download from a share link, manual download and upload, or a direct copy with CloudsLinker.

From PikPak to iDrive e2: Your Step-by-Step File Migration Guide

An easy-to-follow, practical tutorial on how to move your data from PikPak to iDrive e2 — secure, cost-effective and built for scale.

Getting Around MEGA's Daily Download Cap by Moving Files to PikPak

Transfer files from MEGA to PikPak's 10 TB library: manual download and upload, or a direct cloud-to-cloud copy with CloudsLinker.

How to Download or Save Files from a PikPak Shared Link (2026)

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How to Efficiently Transfer Files from Google Drive to PikPak

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Is PikPak Safe? An Honest Look at Its Security, Privacy and Risks (2026)

PikPak is a legitimate Singapore-registered cloud service — but it is not end-to-end encrypted. What that means for your files, how to use …

Moving iCloud Drive Files Into PikPak When You're Not Always on a Mac

Transfer files from iCloud Drive to PikPak's 10 TB library: manual download and upload, or a direct cloud-to-cloud copy with CloudsLinker.

Moving OneDrive Files Into PikPak When Microsoft 365's 1 TB Runs Out

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PikPak to FTP/SFTP: Effortless File Migration

A straightforward, step-by-step guide to migrating your data from PikPak to an FTP/SFTP server — secure, efficient, and designed for peace …

PikPak to iCloud Drive: Seamless File Migration

A detailed, easy-to-follow guide for transferring your files from PikPak to iCloud Drive — secure, smooth, and perfectly aligned with …

PikPak to TeraBox: Trade Streaming Quotas for 1 TB of Cold Storage

Move PikPak files to TeraBox: archive what you no longer need to stream, free up PikPak quota, and use TeraBox's 1 TB free tier as a cold …

Conclusion

PikPak is the cloud-side downloader of choice for users who deal in magnet links, torrents, and Telegram media — with 10 TB Premium storage and exceptionally fast cloud-download performance. CloudsLinker connects directly with your PikPak email and password (WebDAV available as a Premium, read-only fallback) and migrates content in either direction — most often out to permanent cloud archives before the March 2026 inactive-account purge. Connect and run your first migration in minutes.

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