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Your best FTP client for Mac – CloudMounter

Mount FTP as a drive on macOS with CloudMounter, making file management easier than ever. The app serves as a reliable alternative to Finder's "Connect to Server," providing greater flexibility and more control over your online files.
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FTP client on macOS

Access all remote servers from the native macOS file manager and work with online files and folders as if they were local.

As many FTP servers as needed

As many FTP servers as needed

The app allows mounting numerous FTP servers as it is required for effective file management.
Protocol support

Protocol support

This FTP software for Mac can mount FTP and FTP with implicit SSL, FTP with explicit TLS/SSL, or SFTP servers.
FTP client for macOS
Why Mac users are fond of CloudMounter
Keychain support

Manage passwords with Keychain

CloudMounter uses macOS Keychain to protect your login details. Your credentials are stored safely and never shared with third parties, as our client’s privacy is important to us.
Built into Finder

Integration into Finder

Open and manage remote files directly in Finder instead of using web interfaces. CloudMounter makes everything accessible in one place.
Constant improvements

Constant improvements

Our development team is putting a lot of effort into introducing new features, enhancing current connections, and implementing new standards to ensure smooth online file management.

How to connect to an FTP server from Mac via CloudMounter

With the help of our FTP software for Mac, you can manage all your FTP servers right from Finder and switch between them with just a couple of clicks. Just follow these steps to mount FTP as a drive on Mac:
1
Download CloudMounter to your Mac device, then click the app icon.
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2
Select “FTP & SFTP” from the connections list.
Choose FTP in CloudMounter on macOS
3
In the window that appears, choose the connection type, enter the FTP details, and click “Mount”.
FTP setting in CloudMounter on Mac
4
Now you can see your FTP server as a drive in Finder.
FTP as a drive in Finder
Additional protection of online data
CloudMounter encrypts your online data, keeping it safe from hackers and third parties. Your sensitive files remain private, even when stored in the cloud. Only you can unlock and access your encrypted data.
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Frequently Asked Questions
An FTP client is a tool that helps you connect to a remote server using the FTP protocol. It allows you to browse files, download them, and manage the server’s file system. While you can use Finder to access FTP servers, this only lets you view or download files. To upload files or fully manage the server, you need a dedicated FTP software for Mac.
FTP is not a secure protocol, as it transfers all information, including usernames and passwords, in the open form. For secure transfers, you should use FTPS or SFTP, which encrypt the connection to ensure privacy or use third-party clients that provide encryption options.

With CloudMounter, you can connect to an FTP server directly from Finder by entering your login details and server settings. This lets you manage files as if they were stored locally, with no limit on the number of connections.

You can also use macOS's built-in method: open Finder, go to Go > Connect to Server (or press Command+K), enter the server address, and log in. However, this option only allows you to view and download files. To upload or modify files, a third-party FTP client for Mac is required.

Yes, CloudMounter connects not only to FTP servers but also to popular cloud storage services. You can easily transfer files directly from an FTP server to cloud storage on your Mac.
A free 7-day trial is available when you choose a yearly subscription. You can cancel anytime during the trial without being charged. The payment is only processed after the trial period ends.

Mount all these connections in one app

ftp

SFTP Connection

Map your SFTP server as a local disk for quick and easy access. Transfer files between your computer and remote server effortlessly.
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google-drive

Google Drive Connection

Access and manage your Google Drive files as if they were stored on your computer. Work with them just like local files.
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webdav

WebDAV Connection

Mount WebDAV storage as a local drive. Open, edit, and organize files without extra steps.
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amazon

Amazon S3 Connection

Connect Amazon S3 to your computer and manage your cloud data as easily as local folders.
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pCloud

pCloud Connection

Open, sort, and work with your pCloud storage without switching apps. Everything stays accessible on your desktop.
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dropbox

Dropbox Connection

Use CloudMounter to link Dropbox to your computer and work with your files without opening a browser.
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MEGA

MEGA Connection

Manage MEGA cloud storage like a local drive. Open and edit files without downloading them first.
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Openstack

OpenStack Swift Connection

Integrate OpenStack Swift into your system and handle cloud files just like those on your computer.
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box

Box Connection

Keep your Box files within reach by mounting them as a local drive. No need for extra downloads or syncing.
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OneDrive

OneDrive Connection

Add OneDrive to your system as a local drive for quick access to all your files. Transfer and manage them with ease.
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backblaze

Backblaze Connection

Browse and edit your Backblaze files as if they were on your computer. Move and upload data effortlessly.
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CloudMounter

4.8 based on 255 reviews
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System requirements
macOS 10.15 and later
Latest version
4.13, released
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