Camera to cloud for video

Every take, in the edit before you wrap

Your camera sends each clip from its own FTP menu, and your iPhone sends from the camera roll. We deliver a checked copy to the editor’s Google Drive, your Mac, the studio NAS, or all three, minutes after you cut.

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134cameras whose manuals document sending clips over FTP
8kinds of destination a clip can land in, each copy with its own receipt
20 GBdelivered free every month, then $0.25 per GB

From cut to timeline.

No card reader, no upload at the hotel. The camera already knows how to send a file; we make sure it lands where the edit happens.

  1. 01

    Cut

    Stop recording. Depending on the body, the clip goes out on its own, or you send it from playback.

  2. 02

    Send

    A proxy leaves over venue Wi-Fi, a phone hotspot, or Ethernet while you set up the next take.

  3. 03

    Land

    We check the file, then deliver a copy to each place the job needs. Each destination returns its own receipt.

Proxies now. Originals later.

Most crews send small proxies during the shoot and the camera originals once they have bandwidth. Both land in the same folders.

Camera with a fast zoom on a tripod head in a bright room

During the shootProxies, minutes after cut.

  1. Small H.264 or XAVC proxies, a few hundred megabytes an hour.
  2. Fit on venue Wi-Fi or a phone hotspot.
  3. The editor starts the assembly while you are still rolling.
Professional video camera, its flip-out monitor showing the stage it is recording

After the shootOriginals, when you have bandwidth.

  1. Send camera originals from the card over Ethernet or fast Wi-Fi.
  2. They go to the same folders as the proxies, so relinking is simple.
  3. The archive copy is checked against the original.

Bodies that send clips include the Sony FX6, Canon C70, Canon R5 C and Nikon Z 9. Menu paths come from each manufacturer’s manual; hardware testing is still to come.

Shot it on your iPhone? It lands on your Mac.

Pick clips from the camera roll and send them into a flow. The Mac app writes them to the folder you chose, at home or at the office, along with any other destination in the flow.

A phone in one hand showing the camera-roll upload screen with files selected for a flow

iPhone + iPad · free on the App Store

Camera roll → any flow.

Pair once, choose photos or video, and watch each file’s delivery status after it leaves the phone.

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Mac

Anywhere includes your Mac.

Checked files go to an internal folder, an external SSD, or a mounted volume. Interrupted transfers resume; you never see a half-written file.

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Where clips go.

Pick the folder once per flow. Every copy is confirmed by the destination’s own receipt before it counts as delivered.

  • Live-proven

    Google Drive

    Large clips resume from the last finished part.

  • Live-proven

    Your Mac

    A folder, an SSD, or a mounted volume.

  • Live-proven

    NAS

    No inbound port to open.

  • Live-proven

    OneDrive

    Any folder you choose.

  • Live-proven

    Box

    Checked against Box’s own SHA-1.

  • R2 live-proven

    Cloudflare R2 · S3

    Your own bucket, in resumable parts.

  • Approval pending

    Dropbox

    Delivers today; Dropbox production approval pending.

  • Approval pending

    Frame.io

    Adobe production approval and a video run pending.

What a month of video costs.

The first 20 GB delivered each month are free. After that, a one-time $10 pack adds 40 GB, which works out to $0.25 per GB. No subscription, no seats.

$10this month

36 GB delivered

The first 20 GB are free; the other 16 GB use 1 pack of 40 GB at $10. Packs never expire.

Estimated from bitrate alone. Your destination storage is yours to pay for.

Next to Frame.io Camera to Cloud.

Frame.io is the right home when the whole edit lives in Frame.io. Camera to Anywhere fits when clips need to go to several places, or to storage you already own.

TopicFrame.io Camera to CloudCamera to Anywhere
CamerasSupported cameras, encoders and appsAny of 134 catalog bodies with an FTP menu, plus iPhone
Where clips goA Frame.io projectSeveral destinations at once, including your own storage
What is sentProxies or originals, depending on deviceWhat the camera sends: proxies, originals, or both
Cost modelPer member, with storage$0.25 per GB delivered after 20 GB a month; no seats

Based on Frame.io’s public pricing and product pages, checked October 22, 2026. Frame.io is a trademark of its owner; Camera to Anywhere is an independent service with no partnership implied. More: how Teradek and Frame.io camera to cloud works, video cameras with FTP.

Questions.

Is this a live stream?
No. Cameras send finished files. Most send a clip after recording stops or from playback; some Sony cinema bodies can send proxy chunks during a take. Nothing here replaces a live video feed.
Do I need extra hardware?
Not if the body has an FTP menu: the camera connects over Wi-Fi, a phone hotspot, or Ethernet. Some cinema cameras need the maker’s network accessory. Each camera tutorial says which.
Can I send originals?
Yes, when the camera offers it. Originals are large, so most crews send proxies during the shoot and originals afterwards.
How does iPhone video reach my Mac?
Pair the iPhone app, choose clips, and send them into a flow that delivers to the Mac app. It works when the phone and the Mac are miles apart. On the same desk, AirDrop or a cable is faster.
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Bring your camera. Bring your editor.

You roll, and we deliver the clips.

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