FTP Synchronizer Pro

Backing up data is a good idea, but a better idea is to store the files in a remote location, like a FTP server, instead of a local partition. Thus, you will be able to recover your files, even if the hard drive gets damaged. FTP clients make it easy to transfer files to and from FTP servers. When it comes to backing up data, FTP Synchronizer Pro can make your work much faster. It allows you to synchronize huge amounts of data, between local FTP folders with a single click. The software can also synchronize your data automatically, according to a precise schedule.

If you want to evaluate FTP Synchronizer Pro's capabilities, you can try it out for free, for 30 days. It works on Windows 2000 and all later editions, up to Windows 8. The software can be installed in no time and it can run even with outdated hardware.

FTP Synchronizer Pro allows you to define any number of FTP connections, together with synchronization jobs. Established connections are listed on the left side of the user interface, along with various details. You can preview their assigned folders in the larger area, on the left side of the interface. The software displays different symbols between local and remote files, to let you know if they match or if they need to be synchronized in a certain direction.

When defining a new connection, you can choose to upload files, download them or opt for a two-way synchronization. You can also tick an option to delete obsolete files. Besides standard FTP connections, the software provides support for SFTP and SSL connections. You also need to select one or more folder pairs, when creating a new connection.

The software allows you to preview multiple synchronization jobs, on separate tabs. To execute a job, you only need to hit the Sync option, located on a toolbar. FTP Synchronizer Pro will download or upload multiple files in parallel, so it should not take too long to synchronize your data. A schedule can be configured in a general settings panel, where you can also make different synchronization, transfer or connection settings and more.