macSCP is a fast, native file-transfer app for macOS. Browse your Mac on the
left and your server on the right, and move files between them with drag and
drop, buttons or the Finder.
It connects over SFTP, FTP and FTPS, WebDAV and S3-compatible object storage,
and can copy between two different kinds of server in the same window. Saved
sessions reconnect in one click, and passwords stay in the macOS Keychain. A
built-in terminal opens on the same connection, and the transfer queue runs
in parallel, resumes after a dropped connection and asks what to do when a
file already exists.
Host keys are confirmed on the first connection, and a changed key is a hard
stop, never a dialog. macSCP speaks English, German, French and Polish, and
it is free and open source under the MIT license.
Features
- Two-pane browser with drag and drop, including straight into the Finder
- SFTP, FTP/FTPS, WebDAV and S3-compatible storage, mixed in one window
- Saved sessions with groups; passwords only in the macOS Keychain
- SSH keys and SSH agent; host-key pinning with a hard stop on change
- Built-in terminal on the same connectionParallel transfer queue with resume, conflict handling and bandwidth limits
- Edit remote files in your own editor; saving uploads them back
- S3 bucket tools: versioning, Object Lock, CORS rules, file versions
- Port forwarding: local, dynamic (SOCKS5) and remote
- Connection diagnostics with a copyable report
- Import bookmarks from Cyberduck
- English, German, French and Polish