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WebDAV client for your Mac

Experience better interoperability with files stored on WebDAV servers, thanks to our WebDAV client – CloudMounter. Benefit from all features and have even more convenient online file management.
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Alternative WebDAV client for macOS

Connect to a remote WebDAV server via CloudMounter to gain total control over your online files. Map WebDAV as a local drive and easily edit, copy, move, browse, and delete files, etc.

Multiple connections

Numerous connections

Mapping multiple WebDAV accounts simultaneously enhances your workflow without requiring you to save data on your computer.
Move files between cloud storage

Access files from different servers

Handle files from one spot, moving them around without copying them to your computer. Save space for more important data.
Cloud storage manager for macOS
Why users decide on CloudMounter
Finder support

Finder integration support

Mount your various cloud accounts and remote servers in Finder’s sidebar, where they can be accessed and worked with as your local drives.
Offline access

Offline access

The software also allows you to work offline with files, so you do not have to sacrifice your productivity. All changes are synced to the cloud once reconnected to the Internet.
macOS Keychain support

macOS Keychain support

Your info is securely protected with our WebDAV client for Mac. We do not store or send it to any third parties. All your passwords are securely kept in macOS Keychain.

How to mount WebDAV to Finder with CloudMounter

Seamless work with the files stored on the WebDAV server is possible via CloudMounter. To mount a WebDAV server as a network drive, follow the steps below:
1
Download CloudMounter and install it on your Mac.
install CloudMounter
2
Launch the application and add WebDAV by clicking the corresponding icon in the connections box.
Choose WebDAV in CloudMounter on macOS
3
Choose the connection name, paste a WebDAV URL, and indicate your account username and password, then click “Mount”.
WebDAV setting in CloudMounter on Mac
4
Your WebDAV will be displayed in your Finder.
WebDAV as a network drive in Finder
Encrypt cloud storage and remote servers
Your files are well protected with CloudMounter’s AES 256-bit encryption. This security method keeps your data safe by turning it into unreadable code. Encrypt files and increase the security of your online accounts and remote servers.
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Frequently Asked Questions
WebDAV client establishes a connection between users and a web server so they can upload and download files. With the help of WebDAV clients, users can edit and collaborate on files on a WebDAV server.
WebDAV can be secure when used with HTTPS, strong authentication, and proper access controls. It supports encryption and user permissions, but using it over HTTP or with weak authentication can expose data to security risks. For better protection, it is recommended to use WebDAV over HTTPS and keep your server updated.
Yes, but connecting WebDAV in macOS requires manual steps. You need to mount the drive to Finder and confirm access each time if you're using a self-generated HTTPS certificate. CloudMounter simplifies this by automatically mounting the server, so you don’t have to approve access manually.
The most convenient way to connect to a WebDAV server is to use CloudMounter. The app has a harmonious integration into Finder, allowing it to deal with WebDAV servers as with a local drive for more efficient file management.
After connecting via CloudMounter, you can use Finder for uploads, downloads, and editing WebDAV files. It’s possible to share your file by uploading it into the WebDAV folder.

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.
ftp

FTP Connection

Turn your FTP servers into local drives for easy file browsing and management with CloudMounter.
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.
amazon

Amazon S3 Connection

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

pCloud Connection

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

Dropbox Connection

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

MEGA Connection

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

OpenStack Swift Connection

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

Box Connection

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

Backblaze Connection

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

CloudMounter

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