Z-FTPcopy II

Z-FTPcopy II: Enable file transfers between your computer and an FTP server using this functional tool

Thanks to the Internet we now have a myriad ways to share files, and there are various servers and services in the cloud that use an Internet Access Point to quickly establish a connection. Z-FTPcopy is a simple tool you can use to communicate with an FTP server.

To simplify such tasks, the application lets you create desktop shortcuts for processes, and it also supports proxy connections. The tool has a minimal UI with straightforward options organized in a few tabs.

To begin with, you’ll have to establish a connection to the FTP server which means you’ll need to enter the server’s IP address and port, protocol and login credentials. Only then, file transfer capabilities will be enabled.

To transfer files, the application offers a drop down menu with four options: file, folder, file list and file mask. Using the built-in browser you can select the files and/or folders you want to transfer (they can also be located on a remote machine) and optionally exclude specific file formats.

Moreover, you can set the application to perform an incremental upload or to move the files to the FTP server (instead of copying them). In the Setup tab you can setup a proxy, timeout and keep alive, as well as turn on debug logging to the location of your choice and resume upload values.