As of early 2026, TeraBox does not have official, verified support in the stable release of rclone. While it is a highly requested feature, the standard version of rclone (v1.67.0 and similar) does not include a native TeraBox backend due to the lack of a public API from TeraBox.
However, there are several "verified" ways the community successfully integrates the two using third-party tools or developer builds. Community-Verified Workarounds
Because there is no "out-of-the-box" support, users typically rely on these three methods:
rclone-extra (Custom Build): This is a popular unofficial fork that includes a TeraBox backend.
How it works: It uses your browser's account cookies for authentication since an official API isn't available.
Verification: Many users on the rclone forums and GitHub have reported this works for basic file operations.
Alist Integration: Alist is a file list program that supports TeraBox.
How it works: You mount TeraBox in Alist, then use rclone to connect to Alist via WebDAV.
Pros/Cons: This is often more stable than custom builds but adds another layer of software to manage. rclone terabox support verified
RcloneView (GUI Integration): A newer third-party tool specifically designed to bridge rclone with unsupported providers like TeraBox.
Verification: RcloneView claims to offer OAuth-secured connections and allows you to mount TeraBox as a local drive. Current Status and Risks Status Type Official Support
None. TeraBox is not listed in the official rclone provider list. Open PRs
There is an active pull request (#8508) on the official rclone GitHub, but it requires maintainer approval. Main Issue
TeraBox lacks a public, stable API, forcing community developers to use "web-scraping" or cookie-based methods. Security Risk
Community builds like rclone-extra require pasting your session cookies, which grants the software full access to your account. How to use it today (Advanced Users)
If you must use TeraBox with rclone, the rclone-extra method is the most direct:
Download the custom rclone-extra executable from Libraries.io/GitHub. As of early 2026, TeraBox does not have
Get Cookies: Log into TeraBox in a browser, open Developer Tools (F12), and copy the "Cookie" header from a request to www.terabox.com.
Configure: Run rclone config, create a new remote, and select the terabox type when prompted.
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Official, native support for in the main branch of is currently not available
. While there are active community requests and unofficial forks, TeraBox does not yet appear as a supported provider in the stable release of rclone. rclone forum
To use TeraBox with rclone, you must use unofficial community-driven methods. 1. Unofficial Fork: rclone-extra
The most direct way to get "verified" community support is through the rclone-extra fork, which specifically includes a TeraBox backend. rclone forum Download the binary from the rclone-extra GitHub repository Download the version compatible with your OS. rclone config New remote and look for in the provider list.
Follow the prompts to authorize (this often requires a cookie or token from your browser session). 2. The WebDAV Bridge Method (Alist) Since rclone natively supports , you can use a bridge tool like to "translate" TeraBox into a WebDAV-compatible format. Step 1: Install Alist: Use a tool like Why This Is a Big Deal 1
to connect to your TeraBox account. This typically requires obtaining your TeraBox cookies (specifically the cookie) from your browser's developer tools. Step 2: Configure rclone: rclone config in your standard rclone installation. New remote and select Enter your local Alist address (e.g.,
1. The Ultimate "Cold Storage" Most tech veterans have what we call "hot" data (files we use daily) and "cold" data (old photos, archives, project backups). Services like Dropbox are expensive and best used for "hot" data. Now, with Rclone support, TeraBox becomes the perfect vault for your "cold" data. You can script a weekly backup of your computer to TeraBox automatically, set it, and forget it.
2. Media Server Magic
One of Rclone's killer features is mounting. You can mount TeraBox as a virtual drive (like Z: on Windows or /mnt/terabox on Linux). This means you can store your movie library on TeraBox and stream it directly to Plex or VLC player without downloading it first. TeraBox just transformed from a locker into a media server drive.
3. Breaking the 2GB Limit (With Tweaks) TeraBox is notorious for its 2GB file size limit on free accounts. However, Rclone’s verified backend implementation often allows for smarter chunking and handling of files. While the service limits still apply based on your subscription, Rclone handles the transfers much more reliably than a web browser, reducing the risk of corruption on large uploads.
Now, configure Rclone to treat your local WebDAV bridge as a remote:
rclone config
Choose webdav (option 45 in recent versions). Enter:
http://localhost:1900Name this remote terabox-webdav.
-P for progress output on large transfers.rclone check to verify integrity after large transfers.--dry-run to test sync or delete operations before executing them.--bwlimit, --transfers) if you encounter throttling.Yes, if:
No, if: