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Working with objects
Copying objects
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Copying objects
You can use the TOS console to copy files or folders to different locations. This topic explains what to consider and what steps to take.​
Prerequisites​
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Category​
Description​
Versioning​
If you have enabled versioning for your bucket, make sure you toggle off the Show versions switch on the Objects page before copying any objects.​
Storage type​
Before copying objects from Archive, Cold Archive, or Deep Cold Archive, you must first restore them to a readable state.​
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Constraints and limitations​
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Category​
Description​
Scope​
The copy operation in the TOS console copies the following information about objects: content, size, last modified time, creator, version number, user-defined metadata, and storage type.​
Redundancy​
You can copy objects between single-AZ and multi-AZ buckets within the same region. After an object is copied to a single-AZ or multi-AZ bucket, it inherits the bucket's redundancy type and becomes a single-AZ or multi-AZ object. For more information on multi-AZ, see Multi-AZ redundancy.​
Size limit​
Through the console, you can only copy objects smaller than 50 GiB. To copy larger objects, use TOS Browser or tosutil.​
Usage limits​
  • This topic only covers copying objects within the same region. To copy objects across regions, use cross-region replication instead. For instructions, see Cross-region replication.​
  • Copying an object to its original location is not permitted.​
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Notes​
Exercise caution when copying objects between parent and child directories. Objects with the same name at different levels may be overwritten, which could result in data loss.​
Steps​
  1. Log in to the TOS console.​
  1. In the left navigation pane, click Buckets.​
  1. In the top menu bar, select the project of the bucket you want to manage.​
  1. On the Buckets page, click the name of the bucket.​
  1. On the Objects page:​
  1. Select the file or folder you want to copy by checking the box next to it.​
  1. Click Copy to at the bottom of the list.​
  1. In the Copy To Folder dialog box, select a folder, and then click Copy.​
tip​
  • To copy objects to a new folder, click Create Folder in the lower-left corner of the dialog box. Then, enter the folder name, and click the checkmark icon. For folder naming rules, see Creating folders.​
  • If the destination folder contains an object with the same name, you can choose to Overwrite or Skip it. Then, click Copy to finish copying.​
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Last updated: 2026.08.18 18:04:11