FTP Dropzone

The evolution and rapid spread of the Internet brought about new methods of sharing and storing files. You can even use a regular computer as a server and connect to it in order to save your important or project files. For instance, FTP Dropzone comes with the means to make FTP uploads a walk in the park.

Drop files to upload them

A cool thing about it is the lack of a setup process, which makes it ready by the time it reaches your computer. You can even store it on a thumb drive to have fast access to FTP servers from other computers. Registry entries are not modified during the process, so the health status remains intact, but you do need to ensure an active Internet connection.
Although found in a rather straightforward interface when it comes to style, it’s intuitive enough to use by individuals of all levels of experience. The main window suggests that you merely need to drop files of interest over the target zone to have them uploaded, but you can also rely on the browse dialog to pick one or more files.

Set up one or more servers

Needless to say that you first need to access the profile management section in order to set up the FTP connection details of interest. Here, you need to fill in fields for profile name, server name, clipboard FTP server name, remote path, as well as appropriate credentials to be able to establish the connection.
On the bright side of things, you’re able to create multiple profiles and simply select them from a drop-down menu, just so you don’t fill up connection details every time. Sadly, it doesn’t come with an option make it run with Windows, but this can be bypassed by adding a shortcut to the startup folder.

A few last words

All in all, FTP Dropzone is a reliable application which can save a lot of effort when it comes to uploading files to custom FTP servers. It’s pretty easy to configure, supporting multiple profiles, and even though you can’t download, it might be what you need for quick FTP upload sessions.