FTP Clients (105 programs)

Pros: Easy to use. Quick install. Intuitive interface.

Cons: Lots of jargon. Steep learning curve.

Pros: Multi-threaded. Comes with advance security. Can run as a service. Lightweight.

Cons: Not particularly user-friendly. File transfer is limited to 4GB. Not suitable for communications across the internet. Lacks some FTP features.

Pros: Free and open-source FTP client. Supports various file transfer protocols. Easy to use. Scripting and automation capabilities.

Cons: Short connection times. Slow transfer speeds.

Pros: Fast and easy to use. Portable — fits on a USB stick.

Cons: Interface and preferences limited. Automatically times you out of connections.

Pros: User-friendly graphical interface. Supports third-party cloud services. Allows external text editors. Can encrypt client-side connection.

Cons: Only allows one active connection. Can’t share files directly.

Pros: Highly secure and efficient. A small program that has numerous management features. Is able to transfer large files and you may set up permissions for other users.

Cons: It is expensive but not as expensive as creating your own FTP software. People using shared hosting will not need this software. The best features will cost you over four thousand dollars.