It is important to note immediately that Rclone does not currently have a native, built-in backend for Terabox.
Unlike Google Drive, OneDrive, or Dropbox (which are officially supported by Rclone out of the box), Terabox is a third-party cloud storage service that does not provide a public API compatible with Rclone’s standard configuration.
However, you can still use Rclone with Terabox using one of the following methods: Rclone Terabox
To mount a remote (once properly configured) as a local filesystem:
rclone mount my_remote:/path/to/folder /path/to/mountpoint
rclone copy /mnt/terabox/Files gdrive:TeraboxBackup Overview: The Challenge with Rclone and Terabox It
Pros: Allows two-way syncing between Terabox and other clouds.
Cons: FUSE drivers are often unstable, slow, and break after Terabox updates.
As of April 2026, Rclone does not officially support Terabox.
Why? Terabox uses proprietary APIs, strict rate limits, and anti-bot measures (including cloudflare challenges). Unofficial attempts exist but are unstable. Mounting a Remote To mount a remote (once
Before you ditch Google Drive, know these caveats:
| Feature | Terabox + Rclone | Native Rclone (Google Drive) | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Upload Speed | 5–15 MB/s (throttled) | 50–100 MB/s | | API Stability | WebDAV is fragile. Errors happen. | Solid | | Metadata | Timestamps sometimes reset. | Perfect | | Free Tier WebDAV | ❌ Requires Premium | N/A | | Server-side moves | ❌ (downloads then re-uploads) | ✅ |
The biggest pain: Renaming a 10GB file on Terabox via WebDAV forces Rclone to re-upload the whole file. Plan your folder structure ahead of time.
rclone copy /data teraboxwebdav:Archive \
--transfers 1 \
--timeout 30m \
--contimeout 2m \
--retries 5 \
--low-level-retries 10 \
--bwlimit 200K \
--verbose
Why use Rclone with Terabox then? Because Rclone can automate uploads/downloads, bypass the clunky web interface, and integrate Terabox into your existing backup pipelines—if you can connect them.