Supported Services

List of cloud storages supported by FTPie

FTP / FTPS / SFTP

These protocols enable file transfers between a client and server. FTP handles basic transfers, FTPS adds encryption, and SFTP uses SSH for secure, encrypted transfers. They are essential for data exchange and remote file management.

WebDAV

WebDAV extends HTTP for collaborative file editing and management on remote servers. It enables direct access, modification, and organization of web content, supporting collaborative authoring, content management, and version control.

NAS

NAS (Network Attached Storage) is a network-connected storage device that enables multiple users to access and share files centrally. It offers easy file sharing and backup options, ideal for home and business use.

Google Drive

Google Drive is a cloud storage and synchronization service from Google, allowing users to store, share, and collaborate on files in real-time, with seamless integration across Google Workspace and other Google services.

Dropbox

Dropbox is a cloud storage and file synchronization service that enables users to store, share, and access files across devices, with easy collaboration features and integration with third-party applications.

OneDrive

OneDrive is Microsoft’s cloud storage service, integrated with Windows, Office 365, and Outlook. It provides file storage, collaboration, and automatic syncing across devices, ideal for Microsoft users.

pCloud

pCloud is a cloud storage solution that allows users to store, share, and synchronize files across devices. It features file versioning and a virtual drive, making it user-friendly for both personal and business use.

Box

Box is a cloud content management platform focused on businesses, providing secure file storage, sharing, and collaboration tools. It integrates with various applications to enhance team productivity and content management.

Mega

MEGA is a cloud storage service that prioritizes security and privacy, offering end-to-end encryption and generous storage options. It enables easy file storage, sharing, and collaboration.

Local PC

A local PC serves as a data hub, connecting to network drives, USB drives, and local disks. Network drives enable collaboration, USB drives offer portability, and local disks provide quick, efficient access, creating a versatile storage system.