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Browse, export, and automate everything on your reMarkable

Cloud Tools adds a full account browser, one-click and automatic export to PDF, PNG, SVG, Markdown, or Highlights, versioned backups, and a local API for scripts and AI agents - all built into Klass-RM Uploader.

Download for Mac 1.3.0-185

Cloud Tools is part of Klass-RM Uploader Pro.

Browsing your account is free for everyone
Exporting one page is free too
Runs on your Mac - nothing routes through our servers
One-time purchase, no subscription
Part of Klass-RM Uploader See the full app
Klass-RM Uploader reMarkable Files browser window on Mac Klass-RM Uploader reMarkable Files browser window on Mac

Your whole reMarkable account, in one window

“Browse reMarkable Files” opens a dedicated window with your account’s folder tree on one side and the selected folder’s documents - size, modified date, tags, page count - on the other. It’s read-only, it’s free for everyone, and it’s where Export, Auto-Export, and Backup all connect back to.

  • Search and inspect A searchable, sortable table of every document in the selected folder, with a detail inspector for tags, page tags, page count, and created/modified/pinned status.
  • Stays current Polls for account changes while the window is frontmost, using the same cheap incremental refresh the rest of the app relies on - no separate sync to manage.
  • Free to browse, no Connect required Browsing itself is never gated by app license or reMarkable account tier. Exporting is a separate, gated action reached from the same window - see below.
Export

Every format. Full handwriting fidelity.

Export any document - or your whole account - to the format you actually need, rendered locally with no server round trip.

Klass-RM Uploader Export dialog on Mac Klass-RM Uploader Export dialog on Mac

PDF

A faithful PDF of the document, ink and all - the same rendering pipeline the app already uses to display and print.

PNG & SVG

Per-page images, flat for a single page or in a numbered subfolder for multi-page exports.

Markdown

Typed text plus highlighted ranges, exported as a single .md file. V6 documents only.

Highlights

Just the highlighted text, exported as blockquotes - a quick way to pull out what you marked up.

Pro feature

Queue it and walk away

“Export…” on one document or “Export All…” on a selection adds a job per document to a persistent export queue that keeps draining even if you close the browser window.

  • Survives a quit Pending jobs resume automatically on your next launch, with a banner if anything was interrupted mid-write.
  • Per-job control Progress, Cancel, Retry, and “Choose New Folder…” if the destination becomes unreachable, plus “Show in Finder” once a job finishes.
  • Export a past backup, too The Backups window can submit into this same queue, reading straight from a snapshot - see Backup & Restore below.

Exporting one page of one document is free for everyone. A page range, a whole document, or exporting more than one document at a time requires Pro. reMarkable Connect is never required for any of it - this is local rendering of documents you already own.

Klass-RM Uploader Export Queue window on Mac Klass-RM Uploader Export Queue window on Mac
Auto-Export

Set a rule. Walk away. Documents export themselves.

Define what to watch and where it should land, and Auto-Export handles the rest whenever your account changes - no manual “Export…” click required.

Klass-RM Uploader Auto-Export rule editor on Mac Klass-RM Uploader Auto-Export rule editor on Mac

Every rule, tuned your way

SourceA specific document, a folder (recursive by default), every document, or documents carrying specific tags - with optional exclusion tags.
ScopeThe whole document on every change (the default), only pages that changed since the last export, or only pages carrying specific page tags.
FormatsAny combination of PDF, PNG, SVG, Markdown, and Highlights, exported together on every fire.
RetentionKeep everything (the default), only the latest, the last N, or the last N days’ worth.
Filename templateBuild filenames from name, date, time, hash, page numbers, and more - defaults to name and timestamp.
Folder mirroringOptionally replicate the document’s cloud folder hierarchy under the destination instead of writing flat.
Activity logEvery non-export outcome is explained per rule - unchanged, no matching pages, excluded by tag, capped this run.

Saving a rule that already matches more than 10 documents prompts a catch-up choice: export everything now, or only export future changes. Requires Pro; reMarkable Connect is never required.

Backup & Restore

A snapshot of your whole account, whenever you want one

Every document, index and component blobs, saved to a local, network, or external folder - on a schedule, whenever your account changes, or on demand.

Pro feature
  • Incremental Only documents whose index changed since the last snapshot are re-fetched, so repeat backups stay fast.
  • Automatic retention Keep everything by default, or cap it to the last N snapshots and/or the last N days - old snapshots and their now-unreferenced blobs are pruned automatically.
  • Optional password encryption A password plus a one-time recovery code protects each store; the app can remember the unlocked key in the macOS Keychain so scheduled backups keep running unattended. An encrypted store never keeps document names, sizes, or contents in the clear.
  • Browse and restore any snapshot A real folder hierarchy - not a flat list - matching your reMarkable’s own structure. Restoring uploads a document back to your live account as a new document - never overwriting the original - named with the snapshot’s date and editable before you restore it. Select several documents at once to restore or export them together.

Creating a backup requires Pro and a paired reMarkable account. Restoring a document only requires pairing - it is never license-gated, since a backup already left your account once and you have a right to get it back. reMarkable Connect is never required for either direction.

Klass-RM Uploader Backups window on Mac Klass-RM Uploader Backups window on Mac
Advanced API & MCP Server

Connect it to your scripts, and to Claude

A local REST API and an MCP server so your own scripts, and AI agents like Claude Code and Claude Desktop, can check status, browse folders, queue uploads, and read and write files in folders you grant them access to - through the same pipeline the app itself uses.

Pro feature
  • Local REST API A single 127.0.0.1-only listener exposes status, folder listing and creation, document listing, and upload queuing (file or web page) with poll-for-status job tracking.
  • MCP server The same operations, exposed over the Model Context Protocol, so an AI agent can drive uploads and check your account the same way a script would.
  • One-click Claude Desktop extension A bundled installer wires Claude Desktop straight to the local MCP server - no manual config file editing.
  • Filesystem Roots Grant the server standing access to a specific local folder - read-only or read-write, enforced at the OS level, not just app-checked. Once granted, an agent can list, read, write, and manage files inside it by path.
  • Upload straight from disk Queue an upload by pointing at a file inside a Filesystem Root instead of sending its bytes - a large file never has to be re-encoded through an agent’s own output tokens.
  • API keys, shown once Create and revoke keys from Settings; each secret is shown once at creation, with a ready-to-paste MCP client config snippet, and never retrievable again.

Off by default: turning the server on requires both Pro and a “Run local API server” toggle, and it stops the moment either drops. Reading status needs no license, so a script can discover that fact on its own; actually listing folders, queuing uploads, creating folders, or touching a Filesystem Root - even just listing one - requires Pro. reMarkable Connect follows the normal upload rules - Notebook conversion still needs it, PDF/EPUB doesn’t; filesystem access is unrelated to your reMarkable account entirely.

Klass-RM Uploader Local API settings on Mac Klass-RM Uploader Local API settings on Mac Klass-RM Uploader MCP Server and Claude Desktop settings on Mac Klass-RM Uploader MCP Server and Claude Desktop settings on Mac Klass-RM Uploader Filesystem Roots settings on Mac Klass-RM Uploader Filesystem Roots settings on Mac Klass-RM Uploader API Keys settings on Mac Klass-RM Uploader API Keys settings on Mac

Nothing routes through our servers

Cloud Tools is part of the same native desktop app - browsing, export, backup, and the local API all run on your Mac.

Processed On Your Device

Export rendering, backup snapshots, and the local API all run locally. Documents never pass through a Klass Paperless server - they go straight between your Mac and your reMarkable.

API Keys, Never Retrievable Again

A key’s secret is shown once at creation and can be revoked anytime from Settings. The local API listens only on 127.0.0.1 - it is never reachable from outside your Mac.

Encrypted Backups, Your Password

An encrypted backup store keeps document names, sizes, and contents out of the clear; only you hold the password and recovery code. We never see either.

Klass-RM Uploader

Send PDFs, images, articles, and comics to your reMarkable. Drag, drop, or watch folders on Mac and Windows; share and print on Mac. Free core, Pro from $19.99, which also includes Cloud Tools.

Also in Pro: Live Sync

Keep documents updated on your reMarkable without losing your handwriting. Build calendar planners from your accounts, and turn a folder of Obsidian notes into one always-current PDF. Included with your Pro license, no Connect required.

See it, export it, back it up, automate it

Cloud Tools is included with Klass-RM Uploader Pro: a one-time purchase, not a subscription. One license covers every Mac in your household.

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Buy once, yours forever · No subscription · reMarkable Connect not required for browsing, export, or backup