FileZilla (free FTP client)

FileZillaIt is a fast and free cross-platform FTP software, a practical and multi-functional FTP client with an intuitive interface. Although it is free software, its functions are not ambiguous at all. It is even better than those shareware software. In the new version, the author has improved the manual download interface and functions. However, the software still does not support the breakpoint resume function for the time being.

FileZilla (free FTP client) software features

Easy to use

Supports FTP, FTP and supports SSL/TLS (FTPS) protocol, supports SSH File Transfer Protocol (SFTP)

Cross-platform. Runs on Windows, Linux, *BSD, Mac OS X and other platforms more

​​Support IPv6 protocol

​​Multiple languages available (including Chinese)

​​Resumable downloads and supports files larger than 4GB

      Multi-tab user interface

Powerful Site Manager and transmission queue management

Bookmark function

Drag and drop function support

Supports transmission speed limiting function

File name filter

​​Folder comparison function

Network Setup Wizard

Remote file editing function

Keep link function

Support HTTP/1.1, SOCKS5 and FTP proxy (FTP-Proxy)

Login to file function

​ ​ Synchronized folder browsing

Find files remotely

How to use FileZilla (free FTP client)

First double-click to open the software, click Site Management - New Site - Enter the host name, user name, and password of the FTP created by the space provider or yourself, and click Connect to enter [save the password by default and click Connect next time]. After entering, the left side is the local directory and file list, and the right side is the FTP directory file list. You can manage FTP as your own USB flash drive, FTP , select the file and drag it to the directory of... to move the file up one level, drag the corresponding file name to the corresponding directory, the general host directory is as shown in the figure, db is for you to transfer the compressed package and download the compressed package, log is where the log file is stored, some hosts do not provide logs, web is your web space, the general path is /xx/web/, where xx represents your user name.