FileZilla is one of the most commonly used FTP clients thanks to its rich-featured and user-friendly interface. You can download the latest stable version available from their official website.

Step 1

Open FileZilla, click the File menu, then click Site Manager.

Step 2

The Site Manager screen will display any existing connections you have set up.

Click the New Site button and type a name to help you identify your FTP connection.

Step 3

Under the General tab enter the following settings:

• Host: Enter ftp.<your domain name>. For example, if the website you want to upload is sugen.my enter ftp.sugen.my .

• Port: Enter 21.

• Protocol:  From the dropdown menu, select FTP - File Transfer Protocol.

• Encryption: From the dropdown menu, select Only use Plain FTP.

Step 4

In the next section, enter the following login details:

• Logon Type: Select Normal.
• User: Enter your FTP account username. If you are using your master FTP account, this will be your domain username.
• Password: Enter your FTP account password.

Step 5

Select the Transfer Settings tab and select Passive.

Step 6

Click Connect. You can drag files from the Local Site pane, on the left hand side, to the Remote Site pane on the right, to upload them.