FTP Clients (106 programs)

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: Easy to use. Quick install. Intuitive interface.

Cons: Lots of jargon. Steep learning curve.

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.

Pros: Makes FTP servers more accessible. Easy to setup. Supports secure connections.

Cons: May not work with all FTP servers.