FTP Server

FTP Server turns your Android phone into an FTP server, so you can browse, copy, upload, rename and delete phone files from your computer — no USB cable, no cloud, no extra software. Just connect your phone and PC to the same Wi-Fi, tap Start, and open the address shown on screen (for example ftp://192.168.1.5:2121) in Windows File Explorer, FileZilla, WinSCP or any FTP client. ★ KEY FEATURES - Download, upload and resume interrupted transfers (REST) - Delete files, create / remove folders, rename and move - Passive (PASV / EPSV) and active (PORT / EPRT) modes - Full UTF-8 support for non-English file names - MLSD support, so FileZilla shows correct file dates - Custom username, password and port, or allow anonymous login - Read-only mode to prevent changes from the PC - Pick any folder as the root: internal storage, Download or SD card - Root folder lock: the PC can't access anything outside the folder you choose - Uploaded photos and videos show up in your gallery right away - Runs in the background with a notification and a one-tap Stop button - Connection log to see who connected ★ EASY TO USE 1. Set a username, password and port (default: admin / 1234 / 2121) 2. Choose the phone folder to share 3. Tap Start 4. On your PC, open the ftp:// address shown in the app ★ WORKS WITH - Windows File Explorer (you can also add it as a network location) - macOS Finder, Linux file managers - FileZilla, WinSCP and other FTP clients ★ LIGHTWEIGHT & PRIVATE - No third-party libraries - Files go straight between your phone and your PC on your local network, never through a server - Available in 10 languages: English, 繁體中文, 简体中文, 日本語, 한국어, Español, Français, Deutsch, Português (Brasil), Русский ★ NOTES - FTP is not encrypted. Please only use it on your home Wi-Fi or a network you trust. - "All files access" permission is needed so the PC can read and write files in the folder you share. - On some phones (such as Xiaomi or Huawei), set battery optimization to "Unrestricted" for this app so it keeps running in the background. - On newer Android versions, external SD cards are usually read-only (a system limitation). Requires Android 8.0 or later.