What Can You Do With FTPie?
Specific workflows that usually take three or four tools — collapsed into a single native Windows app
Transfer files between cloud accounts
Move files directly between Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive, pCloud, Box and FTP servers without downloading to your PC first. Server-to-server when possible, no bandwidth caps, credentials stay local.
- Direct cloud-to-cloud transfers
- Chunk-level pause & resume
- Multiple accounts per service
- No web middleman
Deploy a website via SFTP on Windows
Native Windows SFTP client with a built-in Monaco code editor, Windows Explorer shell extension, and a tabbed workspace. Edit wp-config.php, .htaccess, nginx configs in place — no download-edit-upload dance.
- SFTP/FTPS/FTP + cloud side-by-side
- Monaco editor (50+ languages)
- Shell extension for Explorer deploy
- Multi-tab workspace
Automated encrypted backups to cloud or FTP
Schedule AES-256 encrypted backups from your PC to any connected storage — cloud, FTP/SFTP, NAS, or self-hosted. Flexible retention, compression, missed-run handling, no vendor lock-in.
- Daily / weekly / custom intervals
- AES-256 client-side encryption
- Retention by days or versions
- Any destination you can connect
Edit remote files without downloading
Double-click a file on SFTP, FTP, WebDAV or cloud storage; edit in the built-in Monaco or Markdown editor; save straight back. No download-edit-upload dance, no stray temp files.
- Monaco code editor (50+ languages)
- Markdown editor with live preview
- Round-trip with any local app (VS Code, Office, Photoshop)
- Google Docs & MS 365 integration
Self-hosted cloud on Windows
Native Windows client for NextCloud, ownCloud and SeaFile — browse and edit without syncing the whole server to your laptop. Dedicated setup wizards, no WebDAV URL hunting.
- Native connectors for NextCloud / ownCloud / SeaFile
- Browse without downloading
- Works alongside FTP, cloud, and local storage
- Credentials stay on your machine
Why One App Instead of Five?
Most people juggle an FTP client, a cloud manager, a backup tool, a screenshot utility, and a file compressor — each with its own window, login, and quirks. FTPie brings all of that into a single tabbed interface.