Cloud Export is a tool to extract your data from web applications and save to your local file system.

Backup your data on your local system. Cloud Export can automatically extract your data from web applications and save it to your local system for backup purposes.

Supported Cloud Applications
1. Google: Gmail
2. Google: Contacts
3. Google: Picasa
4. Google: Reader
5. Google: Finance
6. Google: Blogger
7. Google: Health
8. Google: Talk
9. Google: Docs
10. Twitter: RSS
11. Identi.ca/StatusNet: RSS
12. RSS
13. IMAP
14. Jabber/XMPP Rosters
15. Financial Institutions (OFX)

TYPICAL USAGE
1. Command line
A single command will backup to your system:
cloudexport -l username@gmail.com -p <password>

To save to a specific directory:
cloudexport -l username@gmail.com -p <password> --path=c:\user\username\Desktop\backup

2. Running from Source
You need to install Python first. Unzip the package files and then run the program:

python cloudexport.py (command line)
python cloudexportw.py (GUI)

3. Graphical User Interface (GUI)
Cloud Export now ships with a GUI, you can run it by typing the following:
cloudexportw

Command line
Usage: CloudExport -l <login> -p <password> [options] contacts|gmail|reader| ocs|picasa|blogger

Options:
--version show program's version number and exit
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-l LOGIN, --login=LOGIN Google Account login name
-p PASSWORD, --password=PASSWORD Google Account Password
--path=PATH Path to backup files to (default: current directory)
-i, --import Import backup into cloud (experimental)
--imap=IMAP IMAP SSL server name for Gmail (default: imap.gmail.com)
-g Backup data in Google's native GData format

By default Cloud Export will attempt to backup from all services. You can
specify exactly which services you want to backup from by space separating
them on the command line like:

cloudexport -l <login> -p <password> gmail blogger

The license of this software is Free, you can free download and free use this data backup software.