# Downloading Directly to Cloud Storage Providers

The Render Network is integrated into third party storage providers like Dropbox and AWS, with the aim to support over 60 of the leading cloud storage providers, enabling artists and studios to more efficiently download renders directly from the network to major cloud storage services. 

Downloading renders directly to third party cloud storage providers allows artists and studios in collaborative cloud workflows to bypass the friction of downloading renders locally and then re-uploading them to the cloud, saving time and bandwidth.\
The following articles provide in-depth details for using the Dropbox and AWS cloud storage integrations. 

**Guide to Using the Dropbox Cloud Storage Integration**

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**Guide to Using the AWS S3 Cloud Storage Integration**

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