⚡ Fast • Wireless • Secure

Wireless File Transfer
Without USB Cables

Turn your Android phone or tablet into a high-speed local FTP server. Access, transfer, and manage files seamlessly between your phone and any computer (Windows, Mac, Linux).

✓ Android 7.0+ (Nougat to Android 16)
✓ 100% Free & No Ads
✓ Zero Remote Tracking
WiFi FTP Server App Screen
Powerful Capabilities

Everything You Need for Cable-Free Transfers

Built for speed, simplicity, and complete privacy over your local Wi-Fi network.

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High-Speed Wi-Fi Transfer

Transfer photos, HD videos, documents, and folders at maximum Wi-Fi network speeds without throttling or cable limits.

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Instant QR Code Pairing

Scan the displayed QR code with your laptop or tablet camera to connect instantly without typing IP addresses.

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Universal OS Compatibility

Connect natively using Windows File Explorer, macOS Finder, Linux, Cyberduck, FileZilla, or any web browser.

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Built-in File Explorer

Browse, manage, copy, move, and rename local device storage files directly inside the Android application.

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Custom Security Ports

Set custom port numbers (e.g. 2121), configure password protection or anonymous access, and toggle read-only mode.

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100% Local & Private

Operates strictly over your local network. Your files and personal data are never sent to third-party cloud servers.

Easy Setup

How to Connect from Any Desktop OS

Follow these 3 simple steps to access your phone files from your computer.

1

Open WiFi FTP Server on Android

Connect your phone and PC to the same Wi-Fi network. Tap START SERVER to get your FTP URL.

2

Open Windows File Explorer

Press Win + E or open This PC. Click the address bar at the top, paste the server address and press Enter:

ftp://192.168.1.105:2121
3

Access & Drag-and-Drop Files

Your phone's internal storage and SD card folders will appear just like a local drive on your PC!

1

Open Finder on macOS

In Finder, click Go from the top menu bar and select Connect to Server... (or press Cmd + K).

2

Enter FTP Server Address

Paste the displayed server address into the Server Address box:

ftp://192.168.1.105:2121
3

Connect as Guest or Registered User

Select Anonymous or enter your configured Username & Password, then click Connect.

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Use File Manager or CLI

Open Nautilus (GNOME Files), Dolphin (KDE), or your terminal.

2

Connect via Command Line or GUI

In Nautilus, click + Other Locations and type the address into Connect to Server:

ftp://192.168.1.105:2121
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Enter Quickconnect Credentials in FileZilla

Set Host to 192.168.1.105 and Port to 2121.

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High Speed Parallel Transfers

Queue large folders, video batches, or full backups for rapid parallel FTP uploading and downloading.

Got Questions?

Frequently Asked Questions

No! WiFi FTP Server operates strictly over your local Wi-Fi router or mobile hotspot network. No internet data or cloud connection is consumed during transfers.

Yes, 100%. All transfers stay inside your local home or office Wi-Fi network. You can set password protection and custom ports to prevent unauthorized connections.

Yes. You can select your root directory path in the app settings to share Internal Storage, an external SD card, or a specific folder.

For security and battery conservation, the FTP server is stopped by default. Simply tap the START SERVER switch whenever you want to begin transferring files.

The default port is 2121, which works on all Android devices without requiring root privileges. You can change this to any port between 1024 and 65535 in Settings.