Get FileZilla Server for 64-bit Windows

Release 1.12.6 is the current stable build of the server.

Pick the package below that matches the system you are on.

File size: 6872152 bytes

SHA-512 hash: 1bd0a4dd7a02f7ad22831da5a2edf0635adf5b50ad86c932d3c3acae1a0b726e36523391c9ab936f056de30d6aeb34c080bda1702573402cbecbd485a70d3619

Runs on 64-bit editions of Windows 11.

Built for other systems:

Needed something else?

- - Yes - - Yes

Before you install the FTP server

Decide which folder will be shared, and keep it away from system directories.

Plan a passive port range you can forward through the router.

Prepare a strong administration password for the management interface.

Have a TLS certificate ready if the server will be reachable from the internet.

Downloads open the FileZilla Project's own pages at filezilla-project.org; no server package is stored on this site.

Next steps

The full walkthrough — service installation, users and shares, FTPS, firewall rules and the first test login — lives on configuring FileZilla Server on Windows. To connect from another PC afterwards, use the client connection guide, and check common FTP errors if a login stalls.

Looking for the desktop transfer program? That is the FileZilla Client download page.

Server questions

Yes. FileZilla Server is open-source software under the GNU General Public License and is distributed free of charge by the FileZilla Project.

It installs as a Windows service, so it runs on Windows Server editions as well as on Windows 10 and 11 desktops.

No. The client connects to any FTP, FTPS or SFTP host. You only need the server if you want other people to reach files stored on your own machine.

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