Tresors are secure, encrypted parent folders to the files you store in the cloud. Any local folder on your computer can be turned into a tresor, so there’s no need to change your existing directory structure to sync files.
There are three different ways of creating new tresors: add a new folder to the cloud, drag & drop existing folders, or sync a local folder.
Add a new empty tresor
Create an unsynced tresor where you can upload content. Your new tresor will only be available on the cloud by default, which means that changes you make on your local files won’t sync to the cloud automatically. You can turn sync on at any time.
- Windows
- Mac
- iOS
- Android
- Click New tresor at the top.
- Select Create a new unsynced tresor.
- Click Create.
- Click New tresor at the top.
- Select Create a new unsynced tresor.
- Click Create.
- Tap the ＋ plus icon at the top.
- Tap Create a tresor.
- Name your tresor.
- Tap Create.
- Tap the ＋ plus icon on the bottom right.
- Tap Create a tresor.
- Name your tresor.
- Tap Create.
Drag & Drop existing folders
When you drag and drop one of your local folders to Tresorit, it will automatically sync to the cloud as a tresor. This provides an up-to-date version of your local files to collaborators and your other devices. You can turn sync off any time.
- Windows
- Mac
Sync a local folder on the cloud by dragging and dropping it to your tresors list.
Sync a local folder on the cloud by dragging and dropping it to your tresors list.
Sync a local folder
You can upload and sync your local folders to the cloud directly from your file manager. Changes you make on your computer will stay up-to-date to collaborators and on your other devices. You can turn sync off any time.
- Windows
- Mac
Right-click a local folder and select the Create a tresor option to sync it to the cloud.
Right-click a local folder and select the Convert to tresor option to sync it to the cloud.
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