It sends the file to a local machine and uses it inside the integrated editor, permitting users for editing it locally because they will with other text files when the user selects a file within the remote file manager.

Import the information of the session optionally in the registry from PuTTy sessions.

Can retain corresponding original timestamps/date and upload files, unlike FTP clients.

Choice of Norton Commander-like or Windows File Explorer-like interfaces.

Stores the information of the session optionally.

Supports SSH password, public key, keyboard-interactive, and GSS (Kerberos) authentication.

Develops with PuTTy authentication agent for complete public authentication support with SSH.

Directory synchronization in many fully or semi-automatic ways.

NET wrapper, command-line interface, and batch file scripting

Supports SCP and SFTP protocols over SSH-2 and SSH-1, Amazon S3 protocol, WebDAV protocol, and FTP protocol.

Development with Windows (shortcut icons, URL, drag and drop).

For Altap Salamander file manager, it is available as the plugin, and there presents a third-party plugin for FAR file manager.

WinSCP is based on the FTP protocol from Filezilla and SSH protocol from PuTTy implementation. It is licensed upon the GNU GPL since 16 July 2003. It was originally hosted in Prague at the University of Economics. WinSCP development began around 2000 March and is continuous. It applies the Secure Shell Protocol and supports SCP protocol for secure transfers in inclusion to SFTP. Beyond this, WinSCP provides basic file synchronization and file manager functionality. Its primary task is secure file transfer between a remote server and a local computer. WinSCP is an open-source and free SSH File Transfer Protocol, Secure Copy Protocol, Amazon S3, WebDAV, and File Transfer Protocol client for Microsoft Windows.

Download winscp installer