Mountain Duck for Windows

Work with Remote Files as If They Were Local

Technology has made it easy to reach photos, documents, and other important items from anywhere via cloud storage. To make cloud files behave like local ones, you can attach remote storage as a virtual drive on your computer. Mountain Duck is an application that does exactly that, letting you interact with remote files through your desktop file manager as though they were stored on an internal disk.

What Mountain Duck Lets You Do

• Mount remote servers and cloud accounts so they appear in your file manager, enabling direct access from any app on your machine.
• Open and edit files in-place without waiting for a full download or maintaining a local copy.
• Browse the contents of remote storage without synchronizing everything to local storage, saving disk space and bandwidth.

Supported Services and Protocols

• Microsoft Azure (Blob and related services)
• SFTP (Secure File Transfer)
• OpenStack Swift object storage
• Amazon S3 buckets
• WebDAV-enabled servers
• FTP servers

Minimal, Fast Access

Mountain Duck provides a simple control in the system tray or menu area for quickly mounting and unmounting remote volumes. The interface is intentionally uncluttered so you can connect to frequently used locations with minimal fuss.