Connect to any SFTP server straight from your browser — no FileZilla, no WinSCP, no install. Enter the host, port, and your username with either a password or an SSH private key, and browse the remote filesystem immediately.
Upload files to a remote directory, download files to your machine, and move through folders the way you would in a desktop SFTP client. Because everything runs in the browser, it works on locked-down corporate laptops where installing software is not an option.
SFTP (SSH File Transfer Protocol) runs over an encrypted SSH connection, normally on port 22, and encrypts both your credentials and the file contents in transit. If you need to check whether a server is reachable before transferring anything, the SFTP connection tester verifies host, port, and credentials on their own.
Building an automated file transfer rather than moving a file by hand? FlowSetu generates a complete Spring Boot integration with a native SFTP connector — scheduled polls, uploads, and downloads as code you own and run yourself, with no dependency on this site.