Connect and select a root
Open a saved FTP, FTPS, SFTP, WebDAV or S3-compatible connection, then pick the local project folder your paths are relative to.
BrowserFTP is a browser-based remote file and storage workspace. Connect to FTP, FTPS, SFTP, WebDAV and S3-compatible storage, validate changed paths against your local folder, and transfer only the files you need.
Transfers run through your own connection to the host you configured.
Workflow
Open a saved FTP, FTPS, SFTP, WebDAV or S3-compatible connection, then pick the local project folder your paths are relative to.
Paste up to 100 changed paths. Each one is reported as existing, new or missing before anything moves.
Queued files transfer into matching remote directories, with per-file progress and a full transfer log.
Resource center
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FAQ
BrowserFTP is a browser-based FTP, FTPS, and SFTP client that lets you manage and upload server files directly from your browser without installing any desktop software.
Unlike traditional FTP clients, BrowserFTP runs entirely in your browser and focuses on faster workflows like pasting file paths, validating changes, and uploading in batches without switching tools.
Yes, BrowserFTP allows you to connect to FTP, FTPS, and SFTP servers directly from your browser and manage files, upload content, and perform operations securely.
Yes, BrowserFTP supports multi-file uploads, batch uploads using pasted file paths, and queue-based processing for faster deployment workflows.
The path validation feature allows you to paste a list of file paths (from your editor or deployment list), verify them against your local files, and prepare them for upload before starting the transfer.
Yes, you can extract ZIP files directly on the server and modify file or folder permissions (chmod) without leaving the browser.
BrowserFTP supports secure protocols like FTPS and SFTP and ensures your connection credentials are handled safely within the application.
No, BrowserFTP is fully web-based, so you can access and manage your server files from any modern browser without installing additional software.
BrowserFTP uses your browser’s secure file access system to read local folders. In some cases, the browser may revoke or expire access to the selected folder, which can cause validation or upload to fail.
To fix this, simply click “Select folder” again and re-grant access. Once re-selected, you can continue validating and uploading files normally.
Add your first server connection and run a validated upload in minutes.