FileZilla for PC

FileZilla for Windows

v 3.55.0|FileZilla

Technical Details

Category
Desktop
Sub Category
FTP Clients
License
Free
Requirements
Windows 10
Language
English
Author
FileZilla
Version
3.55.0
Size
10.75 MB

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Free FTP Solution

FileZilla Client, a free and open-source FTP and file transfer protocol, tool, works with FTPS/SFTP. The user interface is intuitive and allows users to transfer and download files from their devices and hosting accounts. This is all within the GPL: General Public License. FilaZilla provides a free FTP/FTPS server.

What's FileZilla used to do?

FileZilla FTP Client comes in 32- and 64-bit capacities. It works with Windows, Mac OS X and Linux operating systems. The Pro version is available for those who need more protocol support than what FileZilla Client offers, such as Amazon S3, Google Cloud Storage and Google Drive.

What is the difference between FileZilla server and client?

The software connects to a local device with the hosting account. This allows you to create websites using file and data transfers. The main difference between FileZilla Server and Client is that the server hosts files that clients can send and retrieve to the server. For a complete FileZilla experience, people can use both.

Using FileZilla Client

Accept the terms and conditions to download FileZilla Client. Follow the prompts until the software has been installed. The FileZilla window will open automatically after a successful installation.

Users must link their hosting account with FileZilla Client in order to initiate FTP. You can connect your site to FileZilla Client by either entering four settings in the toolbar or by navigating to the 'File tab and entering information.

Navigate to "Host" within the "Quick Connect" tool bar and enter the domain or IP address of the website. After establishing their hosting provider, they create a username or password. This information is then entered into the next two text boxes.

Depending on whether the user is connecting to FTP or SFTP, the numbers 21 and 22 will be entered in the 'Port" option. Clicking 'Quick Connect" and navigating to the last 'Status’ line in the toolbar window, the FileZilla Client Community can see if their connection status has been successful or not.

The 'Site Manager' tool is the second way to link your hosting account. Click on "File" and choose "Site Manager ...'.". The left window allows users to name their site. Follow the same steps as the Quick Connect prompts within the 'General tab: Host and Port, Username and Password information. Site Manager gives you instant access to the Protocol' option: FTP and SFTP.

The FileZilla user interface is divided into two main sections. The left-hand side of FileZilla's interface is the 'Local Site'. This allows users to view directories and files on their local device. The 'Remote Site' side shows the files and directories that are stored in the hosting account.

Each panel is divided into two panels. The bottom panels show the directory content of the top panels. Consumers can view the contents of the directory folders by clicking on them in the top window.

Upload content from your device to the website by choosing the preferred directory on 'Remote Site' side. Next, navigate to the left side of the 'Local Site' and locate the folder and files you wish to upload. Drag the files from the left "Local site" area to the right "Remote site".

The status updates at the bottom of the screen indicate whether the remote file upload has been completed. To verify that the process is running smoothly, open a browser and enter the domain name.

Other FTP software

CyberDuck is an alternative to FileZilla Client. Both applications work with Windows and Mac operating system, and can be used via drag and drop. CyberDuck is able to transfer files safely, despite FileZilla's poor security reputation. CyberDuck doesn't have the same directory comparison feature as FileZilla's user interface. Similar apps include WinSCP, Core FTP and PuTTY. These apps are only available for Windows operating systems.

File transfer and downloading tool

FileZilla Client is an open-source FTP program developed by Tim Kosse. It allows users to transfer large files from local devices to remote sites or to download files to create websites. The FileZilla community can access a simplified development process thanks to the intuitive user interface and simple features.

Consistent updates are available to improve the platform's usability and fix problems. Open the 'Edit" menu in the application's screen, and click on "Settings ...'.". Navigate to the "Update Check" option and click on "Run Update Check Now" to access the latest version of FileZilla Client.