Two full local copies
A 100 GB export can temporarily need close to 200 GB when the raw files and processed output both remain on disk.
Direct cloud export
Fix Your Snapchat Export and Send It Straight to the Cloud
Process your Snapchat memories on your device, then send the finished files directly to your own Google Drive or Dropbox account. Avoid storing both the raw export and another full local copy.
Processed on your device
Your cloud account
Media is never uploaded to FixMyExport servers
The storage bottleneck
Large Snapchat exports can need twice the local space
A traditional workflow keeps the downloaded export and a second processed library on the same device before you upload anything to the cloud.
A second upload job
After processing finishes, you still have to move thousands of files into a browser or sync folder and wait again.
Interrupted transfers
Large manual uploads can fail midway, making it difficult to see which memories reached the destination.
Raw files reach the cloud
Uploading before processing preserves the export's missing metadata, separate overlays, and split videos.
Process locally, save remotely
One continuous path from Snapchat to your cloud
FixMyExport processes each memory on your device and sends the finished result to the cloud destination you selected. Your media is not routed through FixMyExport servers.
Dates, GPS, overlays, and split-video fixes are applied before upload, so the cloud receives the clean library rather than the broken raw export.
- Connect your own Google Drive or Dropbox account
- Upload each file after its on-device processing completes
- Keep supported dates, GPS, and finished overlays with the file
- Join detected video fragments before cloud upload
- Track processing and transfer progress in one workflow
- Avoid creating a second complete local output folder
Processed on your device
Your cloud account
Media is never uploaded to FixMyExport servers
A cleaner cloud backup with less local storage
Use less disk space
Send processed files to the cloud without first building another full-size local library.
One workflow
Processing and cloud transfer happen as one job instead of two disconnected, manual steps.
Your account, your files
Finished memories are sent to the Google Drive or Dropbox account you connect.
Metadata travels with the media
Supported dates and GPS data are embedded before the file reaches its destination.
Complete memories
Available overlays are merged and detected video segments are joined before upload.
Works for large libraries
Files are handled progressively, so the workflow does not depend on keeping the entire finished library locally.
Cloud upload questions
Which cloud services does FixMyExport support?
Direct cloud export currently supports Google Drive and Dropbox. You connect your own account and choose the destination during export setup.
Does FixMyExport store my photos or videos?
No. Media is processed on your device and sent from your device to your connected cloud account. It is not uploaded to FixMyExport servers.
Can I use cloud upload when my computer is low on storage?
Yes. Direct cloud export is designed to avoid creating a second complete local output library, although the Snapchat source files and temporary working space are still required.
Are dates and GPS fixed before upload?
Yes. Supported date, time, timezone, and GPS metadata is written before the finished file is sent to the selected cloud destination.
Are overlays and split videos fixed too?
Yes. Available overlays can be merged and detected video fragments can be joined before the resulting file is uploaded.
What happens if the internet connection drops?
The app records processing and transfer progress so failed items can be retried instead of requiring the whole library to start again.
Fix more before your memories reach the cloud
Move a fixed Snapchat library straight to the cloud
Start free with 200 files, then choose the cloud-enabled plan when you are ready to process your full library.