FileZilla

FileZilla is powerful Open Source FTP/SFTP client with many features. It provides client-side encryption, auto-reconnect, resume, and proxy support. Its interface lets you intuitively manage multiple sessions and it works on Windows, Mac, Linux and other Unix systems. You can find more detailed information in FileZilla’s online documentation or its user forum on Sourceforge.

FileZilla is powerful Open Source FTP/SFTP client with many features that can be used to transfer files between local and remote server.

FileZilla can be used to upload, download, delete, rename files, edit files, etc.

FileZilla is a powerful, open source FTP and SFTP (SSH) client with a lot of features and an intuitive interface. You can use it to upload files, download files, move files or folders around, rename files or folders, edit properties for multiple files at once, and more. It supports many FTP servers and comes with a site manager so you can easily manage your list of sites.

FileZilla also has support for resume on both download and upload, drag-and-drop functionality (including resuming), transfer queueing and scheduling, remote file searching, site management, QuickConnect (a feature for quickly connecting to common FTP sites), auto-reconnect, network bridging (so you can connect to a server behind a firewall from the outside world), proxy support (including SOCKS5), port forwarding, passive mode transfers, and more.

If you’re looking for a powerful and user-friendly FTP client to manage your website files, you might want to consider FileZilla. It’s open source, free, and available on Windows, Mac, and Linux. I’ve used it to edit PHP files, upload photos to my blog, and more.