Subscription based Cloud Storage

Blink Subscription Plans safely store your motion clips and Live View sessions on Blink's cloud servers. Cloud-based clips are viewed in the Blink app. Subscriptions can be applied to all Blink cameras, but newer features are exclusive to newer devices.

Note: Legacy Blink cameras XT, XT2, and Indoor (1st Gen) cannot make use of Local Storage or Clip Backup with a Sync Module and USB flash drive. These cameras receive 7,200 seconds of cloud storage or unlimited storage when covered by a Plus plan. When these cameras are not covered by a subscription and reach their 7,200 second limit, the oldest clips are deleted as new ones are stored in the cloud.

Purchase a Blink Subscription at any time, and cancel when you wish. When you cancel, you have the option to end your plan on or before the renewal date. If you cancel, your subscription plan will end immediately and you will be refunded for any unused portion of it. Your clips stay viewable in the Blink app until they are manually deleted, or the clip reaches its auto-deletion time (60 days US/CA/MX/AU/NZ or 30 days in the EU/UK). With a Blink Subscription plan, you also have unlimited cloud video recording.

Clip Backup with USB

Clip Backup is one of the benefits of a Blink Subscription Plan, which allows you to store cloud-based clips to a USB drive. Your cloud-based clips are only viewable in the Blink app.

Note: Legacy Blink cameras XT, XT2, and Indoor (1st Gen) cannot make use of Local Storage or Clip Backup with a Sync Module and USB flash drive. These cameras receive 7,200 seconds of cloud storage or unlimited storage when covered by a Plus plan. When these cameras are not covered by a subscription and reach their 7,200 second limit, the oldest clips are deleted as new ones are stored in the cloud.

Your backup clips are automatically saved to the flash drive every 24 hours. Clip Backups can be viewed on the USB drive after it is safely ejected from the Sync Module 2 and inserted into a PC.

For Clip Backup to occur, you need the following:

• A Sync Module 2-managed system with a USB flash drive plugged into it.
• An active Blink Subscription Plan or legacy account.

Learn more about how to use Clip Backup.

Local Storage - Sync Module 2 with USB

If you don't have a subscription but want to use Local Storage, you need a Sync Module 2 managed system with a USB flash drive plugged into it. Local Storage clips are viewed in the Blink app by tapping Clips . Learn more about using Local Storage with the Sync Module 2.

Note: Legacy Blink cameras XT, XT2, and Indoor (1st Gen) cannot make use of Local Storage or Clip Backup with a Sync Module and USB flash drive. These cameras receive 7,200 seconds of cloud storage or unlimited storage when covered by a Plus plan. When these cameras are not covered by a subscription and reach their 7,200 second limit, the oldest clips are deleted as new ones are stored in the cloud.

Legacy device storage

• Legacy devices include the Indoor (1st Gen), XT, and XT2.
• Devices released before April 15, 2020 have 7200 seconds of free cloud storage per Sync Module.

Note: Legacy Blink cameras XT, XT2, and Indoor (1st Gen) cannot make use of Local Storage or Clip Backup with a Sync Module and USB flash drive. These cameras receive 7,200 seconds of cloud storage or unlimited storage when covered by a Plus plan. When these cameras are not covered by a subscription and reach their 7,200 second limit, the oldest clips are deleted as new ones are stored in the cloud.

Legacy account storage

• Accounts that were created on or before April 15, 2020 have 7200 seconds of free cloud storage per Sync Module.
• New Blink Mini cameras receive 7200 seconds of free cloud storage. If additional Minis are purchased, the 7200 seconds of free cloud storage are shared between the Mini cameras.

Note: Legacy Blink cameras XT, XT2, and Indoor (1st Gen) cannot make use of Local Storage or Clip Backup with a Sync Module and USB flash drive. However, these cameras continue to receive 7200 seconds of Cloud storage. Clips will auto-delete when their 7,200 second limit is reached OR when the existing clips are saved for longer than 60 days US/CA/MX/AU/NZ (30 days UK/EU), whichever comes first.