A native Linode Object Storage GUI for iPhone, iPad & Mac

Akamai’s developer-focused S3-compatible storage. Universal S3 Client connects over the S3 API — browse buckets, transfer files and share presigned links, free and open source.

https://{cluster-id}.linodeobjects.com

facts

Linode Object Storage at a glance

endpoint
https://{cluster-id}.linodeobjects.com
auth
Cluster ID · Access Key · Secret Key
regions
Newark, Frankfurt, Singapore
storage
from around $5/month with included quota (2026)
egress
1 TB included, then per-GB

setup

Get your Linode Object Storage access keys

Credentials are created in the Linode Cloud Manager — here's the exact path:

  1. 1

    Log in to Linode Cloud Manager and open "Object Storage".

  2. 2

    Switch to the "Access Keys" tab and click "Create Access Key".

  3. 3

    Optionally limit the key to specific buckets, then copy the access key and secret key.

  4. 4

    Add Linode in Universal S3 Client with your cluster ID (for example us-east-1) and the key pair.

Console: https://cloud.linode.com/

good to know

Before you connect

Endpoints are cluster-based, not region-named: the cluster ID (like us-east-1 or eu-central-1) is part of the hostname, and the app asks for it explicitly.

features

What you can do with Linode Object Storage

faq

Linode Object Storage — frequently asked

+ How do I connect an S3 client to Linode Object Storage?

Create an access key under Object Storage → Access Keys in Cloud Manager, then point the client at https://{cluster-id}.linodeobjects.com. Universal S3 Client builds that endpoint from the cluster ID you enter.

+ What is a Linode cluster ID?

The identifier of the data center hosting your buckets — us-east-1 (Newark), eu-central-1 (Frankfurt) or ap-south-1 (Singapore). It’s shown next to each bucket in Cloud Manager.

+ Is there a free Linode storage browser for iOS?

Yes — Universal S3 Client is free and open source, and manages Linode buckets from iPhone, iPad and Apple Silicon Macs.

+ Can I restrict what the app can access?

Yes — Linode access keys can be limited to specific buckets with read or read/write permissions when you create them. The app works with any scope that allows listing and object access.

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