# Tasks

Step-by-step for the things you do often once Offloft is running, from excluding files to moving your settings to another site.

- [Connect a provider](https://www.offloft.com/docs/connect-a-provider): Choose your storage provider, create a bucket and access key, then connect it to Offloft by following its step-by-step guide.
- [Run the connection test and the delivery check](https://www.offloft.com/docs/connection-test): What the connection test and the delivery check each look at, and what to do when one of them fails on your site.
- [Use a custom domain or CDN for your media](https://www.offloft.com/docs/custom-domain-or-cdn): Point an address you own at your bucket, then tell Offloft to use it, so your media loads from your own domain.
- [Exclude files from offload](https://www.offloft.com/docs/exclude-files): Keep single media items on your server, or skip whole file types, so Offloft leaves those files out of the cloud.
- [Bring everything back to your server](https://www.offloft.com/docs/bring-everything-back): Download every file again, check each one, and return your site to its local files.
- [Replace URLs in old content](https://www.offloft.com/docs/replace-urls): A rarely needed tool that rewrites saved media addresses, with a preview, a backup and undo.
- [Export and import settings](https://www.offloft.com/docs/export-import-settings): Copy Offloft's settings between sites, with or without your access keys.
- [Turn off "delete from bucket when deleted in WordPress"](https://www.offloft.com/docs/keep-cloud-files-on-delete): Keep files in your bucket when a media item is deleted in WordPress, and what that means for your storage bill.