WiFi FTP Server 2.2.4

On Android 5.0 and higher, you can access the external SD card by following these steps:

1. Go to the app settings
2. Click on "mount folder"
3. Select "custom"
4. In the next screen, choose the external SD card

To convert your Android phone/tablet into an FTP Server, you can use this free app. It allows you to host your own FTP Server on your device, enabling you to transfer files, photos, movies, songs, etc. to/from your Android device using a FTP client like FileZilla.

Key features of this app include:

• Complete FTP server with configurable port number
• Support for FTP over TLS/SSL (FTPS)
• Configurable anonymous access
• Configurable home folder (mount point)
• Configurable username/password
• Ability to transfer files over Wifi, eliminating the need for USB cables
• Works over Wifi and Wifi tethering mode (hotspot mode)

Here are the steps to use the app:

1. Connect to a WiFi network and open the app
2. Click on the start button
3. In a FTP client or Windows Explorer, enter the server URL to transfer files

If you enjoy this app, you may also be interested in trying our ad-free version. You can find it here.

Please note that SFTP support will be added soon. If you have any feedback or encounter any bugs, please email them to our support email address. Also, keep in mind that FTPS and SFTP are not the same, and this app does not support SFTP.

For security purposes, the port number should be greater than 1024 as binding to ports like 21 may not be possible on non-rooted phones. The default port number is set to 2221 but can be changed from the settings screen. Anonymous access is disabled by default but can be enabled from the settings screen.

If you don't have a FTP client, you can download FileZilla from here. Additionally, you can access the FTP server from the Windows File Explorer.

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