Accounts

R2Drop supports multiple Cloudflare accounts. Each account has its own R2 bucket, path prefix, and custom domain.

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The Accounts Tab

Each account entry shows:

• Account name — your label (e.g., "Personal", "Work CDN")

• Account ID — your Cloudflare account ID

• Bucket — the R2 bucket to upload to

• Custom domain — the public URL base (e.g., cdn.example.com)

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Adding an Account

1. Open the Accounts tab

2. Click Add Account

3. Paste your Cloudflare API token — R2Drop validates it immediately

4. Fill in your Account ID, bucket name, and (optionally) custom domain and path prefix

5. Click Save

The API token is stored in macOS Keychain under service com.superhumancorp.r2drop. It's never written to config files.

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Switching Accounts

Click any account in the list to make it the active account. All subsequent uploads use that account.

You can also switch accounts from the CLI:

r2drop accounts --switch "Work CDN"

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Removing an Account

Click the account → click Remove. R2Drop will confirm before deleting.

Removing an account also deletes its API token from Keychain.

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Multiple Accounts in the CLI

Use --account to upload to a specific account without switching:

r2drop upload ./release.zip --account "Work CDN"

See also: CLI → Account Management

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Bucket Configuration

Field	Required	Notes
Account ID	Yes	Found in Cloudflare dashboard sidebar
Bucket	Yes	The R2 bucket name
Path prefix	No	Subfolder within bucket (e.g., uploads/2026/)
Custom domain	No	Domain connected to this R2 bucket — used to generate public URLs

If no custom domain is set, R2Drop generates URLs using Cloudflare's default R2 public URL format.