Send To FTP

Having an active Internet connection enables you quite a variety of activities, and provides a lot of flexibility. For instance, you and your entire team can use a FTP server to transfer files of interest, just so you don’t fill up your computer with workflow data. As such, Send To FTP is a reliable tool which lets you upload multiple files to FTP.

A cool thing about it is that it doesn’t take you through a setup process to ensure functionality, which means it’s good to go from the moment download is done. This also makes it possible to have it stored on a removable storage device so that it’s always ready to be used, regardless of the computer you’re working on.

As the name might suggest, one of the application’s core features is to create a new entry into the context menu Send To item. This makes it possible to get files ready for upload directly from the Explorer window, without having to go through complex steps or operations, but you still need to configure where they go.

It’s also possible to use the application with its own menu and configure files from its window. New entries can be created here, either be dropping items of interest over the window, or relying on the browse dialog. When details are configured, you can test connectivity to prevent running into any errors.

Needless to say that you need to fill in connection details, such as host address, port, credentials, as well as the full path to the location of new files to be delivered. A timeout value can be set, whether or not to include subfolders, run in passive mode, and whether to abort session on transfer failure.

Taking everything into consideration, we can state that Send To FTP is a simple way of beaming files to a FTP server of choice. Although you can’t download files from the server, it’s method of approach, especially the context menu integration, make it a reliable tool overall.