What is an SFTP client?
An SFTP client transfers files securely over SSH. Termial includes SFTP file browsing alongside SSH terminal sessions.
SFTP client and file browser
SFTP file transfer built into your SSH terminal
Termial combines an SFTP client with SSH terminal sessions, saved connections, secure credentials, and AI assistance so you can manage files and commands in one server workflow.
Termial - SFTP client and file browser
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Connected with saved SSH credentials
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Remote file browser available in the same workspace
aiexplain this deployment error
AI assistant ready with terminal context
SFTP file transfer without leaving your SSH workflow
Browse remote files over SFTP
Open an SSH connection and browse remote directories with a built-in SFTP file browser for common server file management tasks.
Upload and download without context switching
Move files between your local machine and remote servers without leaving your terminal app or opening a separate FTP client.
Use saved SSH credentials for file transfer
Termial uses the same organized SSH connection and credential workflow for terminal sessions and SFTP access.
Manage logs, deployments, and server files
Download logs, upload configuration files, inspect application folders, and manage remote assets next to your command-line work.
AI assistance when file tasks get complex
Use AI to generate commands, explain permissions errors, or plan multi-step maintenance tasks that combine terminal commands and file transfer.
Download Termial for your desktop
Use the same SSH client, SFTP client, secure vault, and AI terminal workflow on macOS, Windows, and Linux.
SFTP file transfer built into your SSH terminal FAQ
Do I need a separate FTP app with Termial?
For many SSH-based file transfer workflows, no. Termial includes built-in SFTP upload, download, and remote browsing features.
Does SFTP use the same SSH credentials?
Yes. SFTP runs over SSH, so Termial can use your saved SSH connection and authentication settings for file transfer.