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# Using Cloudflyer
To initiate a transfer, follow these steps:
**Step 1: Select the Source**:
* Choose a **Cloud Account** from the source list (e.g., wasabi).
* Select a **Bucket** from which the files or buckets will be transferred.
**Step 2: Select the Destination**:
* Choose a **Cloud Account** from the destination list (e.g., wasabi).
* Select a **Bucket** where the files or buckets will be copied to.
**Step 3: Transferring Files or Buckets**:
* **Transfer Bucket**: Click the **Transfer Bucket** button to transfer all files from the selected source bucket to the destination bucket.
* **Drag-and-Drop Files**: If you only need to transfer specific files, select the desired files from the source, drag them to the destination panel, and release to trigger the transfer.
**Step 4: Transfer Status**:
* Click the **Transfer Status** button to view the progress of ongoing transfers or reports of completed transfers. This will display metrics such as total size transferred, speed, and average transfer rate.
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