Master file transfer and you never need a cloud drive as a waypoint. This page explains when to use each of the three methods.
Drag and drop
Inside a desktop session, drop a local file into the remote window to upload, or drag a remote file to your local window to download. Best for one or two files.
- Drop into the remote window to upload
- Drag out to a local window to download
- Multiple files in one drag
- Use the file manager for large files
File manager window
You can transfer without entering the desktop: open the file transfer window, browse local and remote directories side by side, and use queues with resumable transfers.
- Two-column browsing of both sides
- Create, rename and delete files
- Pause and resume the queue
- Resume after interruption
Sync folders
Mark a frequently used remote directory as a sync folder so changes propagate automatically — ideal for the same material across devices.
- Keep chosen directories in sync
- Good for long-term shared material
- Set direction and frequency
- Avoid editing the same file on both sides
FAQ
Do I restart a failed transfer from zero?
No. Transfers resume; queued jobs can continue and failed ones can be retried individually.
Can I transfer a whole folder?
Yes, drag the folder or pack it first. With many small files, packing is usually faster.