If using FileZilla, open Site Manager and setup your account like the screenshot below, then click 'Connect': Your password: same as your Sirv password.Popular programs include FileZilla (Windows/Mac/Linux), Transmit (Mac) or Free FTP (Windows).įTP is available to Owner and Admin roles - see list of roles. To upload by FTP, enter the settings below into your FTP program. User the REST API for all kinds of file management tasks (move, copy, rename, delete, add meta, convert etc) and account management tasks (search files, check usage, list users etc.). The Sirv REST API is a fast, secure and reliable way to upload files to your Sirv account. Take notice that it is shareware and not free.ĬuteFTP - One of the most powerful clients, available for both Mac and PC, can be found here.To upload a file, either drag and drop your images into your account or click the 'Upload' button near the top right of your account.

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It's the swiss army knife of file management software, it can do powerful multiple file renames, supports tabs, very intuitive FTP client, integrated compression and decompression, supports plugins for more functions etc. Total Commander - this is much more than just a FTP client. So if you are a user of Firefox, point your browser here. Here are some other FTP solutions (they all have to be configured in a similar manner):įireFTP for Firefox - this is an extension for Mozilla Firefox, resembling in layout to Filezilla. Don't attempt to re-upload the files before checking if they are in the Unfinished section, as you will generate duplicates. If after a couple of minutes they disappear it means the system moved them into the Unfinished section, which is an automatic process. You can now go to the Unfinished section in your account and finish the submission process.

After all files have been uploaded, you will see them in the right panell. The files will be queued for download in the lower panel, which will show the progress of the upload. In order to upload files for review, just select them in your left panel and either right click the selection and then 'Upload' in the menu, or just drag them over in the right panel (make sure that you draged your files outside of those two subfolders). In the right panel you can see two subfolders 'additional' and 'modelrelease' which can be used to upload Additional formats files and MRs. The left panel shows files on your disk, while the one on the right shows files that you uploaded in your account. If you can see this window, you have successfully configured your FTP client and entered the account. We'll click 'Connect', and move on to step 5. Now you can either click 'Connect' and enter your account, or 'OK' which will save the session and not open the account.

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