FTP Server

Bitty Ferrari

About this app

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.