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Cyberduck for Windows

Browse remote servers and cloud storage with Cyberduck for Windows, a free, open-source file-transfer client for FTP, SFTP, WebDAV and services such as Amazon S3.

WindowsFree and open source (GNU GPL); optional donations and paid store editionsVersion 9.5.4
Operating system
Windows 10 (64-bit) or later
Architecture
64-bit Windows; CPU instruction set not specified on download page
Download package
EXE installer
Download Cyberduck for Windows (64-bit)

Publisher package: Cyberduck-Installer-9.5.4.45528.exe. The screenshot shows an older Windows interface.

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What is Cyberduck?

Cyberduck brings remote files into a desktop browser so you can upload website content, retrieve documents or organize files across server and cloud accounts. It connects through FTP, SFTP and WebDAV, and supports services including Amazon S3, Microsoft OneDrive, Google Drive and Dropbox. Bookmarks and connection history help you return to frequently used locations.

Transfers support drag and drop, resuming interrupted uploads and downloads, and directory synchronization with a preview of affected files. External-editor integration lets you open a remote file in your preferred application. Cryptomator-compatible vaults add client-side encryption for file contents and names.

The free publisher download displays a donation prompt; a contributor registration key disables it. Mounting remote storage as a disk in Windows File Explorer is offered through the separate Mountain Duck application. The linked EXE is version 9.5.4 for Windows 10 (64-bit) or later. The publisher screenshot below illustrates an older Windows interface, not the appearance of version 9.5.4.

What it offers

  • Connect to FTP, SFTP and WebDAV servers, plus cloud services including Amazon S3, OneDrive, Google Drive and Dropbox.
  • Upload and download by drag and drop, resume interrupted transfers and transfer entire directories.
  • Preview changes before synchronizing local and remote directories.
  • Organize connection bookmarks and reopen servers through connection history.
  • Edit remote files with an external editor and use Cryptomator-compatible encrypted vaults.

Good to know

  • The free publisher download includes a donation prompt; a contributor registration key disables it.
  • Mounting remote storage as a disk in Windows File Explorer is offered by the separate Mountain Duck application.

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  2. Cyberduck — server and cloud storage browser ↗Retrieved
  3. Cyberduck — License ↗Retrieved
  4. Cyberduck - Download — normal browser observation ↗Retrieved

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