Wasabi Client for Windows

What you'll need

• Region - from the bucket's S3 endpoint, e.g. us-east-2
• Access Key ID and Secret Key
• A bucket that already exists
• Optional: a Bucket name, if your key is scoped to a single bucket

Where to get your Wasabi keys

1. Sign in to the Wasabi console.
2. Open Access Keys and choose Create Access Key (root or a sub-user).
3. Copy the Access Key ID and Secret Key - the secret is shown only once.
4. Open your bucket and read its S3 Endpoint (s3.<region>.wasabisys.com) - the region is the middle part.

How to connect in FTPie

1. Add a new storage and choose Wasabi (under Enterprise Storage).
2. Enter the Region, Access Key ID and Secret Key.
3. If your key covers a single bucket, put its name in the Bucket field.
4. Click Test connection, and save.

What you can do

• Browse buckets and objects in a familiar dual-pane view
• Upload, download and drag-and-drop with a resumable transfer queue
• Move data between Wasabi and another storage with no local copy in between
• Edit an object in place with the built-in editors
• Share a file by presigned link without making the bucket public

Good to know about object storage

• "Folders" are name prefixes, not real directories. FTPie shows them as folders; under the hood a folder is a shared prefix on object names.
• Share links are for files and are time-limited (presigned URLs, up to 7 days). There's no link for a whole folder.
• The region must match the bucket. Wasabi validates it, so a wrong region gives a clear error rather than a silent failure.
• Previews download the object - object storage has no server-side thumbnails.

Common questions

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