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Fast Windows client for Amazon S3 and S3-compatible storage, with parallel transfers, dual-pane browsing, folder synchronization and bucket management.

Dual-pane file browsing with uploads in progress and per-operation transfer details.

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  • Free
  • Proprietary

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  • Windows
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What is S3Client?

S3Client is a desktop file manager for Amazon S3 and S3-compatible storage. Its dual-pane interface lets you browse local folders, buckets and objects, then upload, download, copy or move files using drag and drop or copy and paste. Multiple accounts and transfers between services are supported.

Its concurrent engine handles many operations in parallel, including file transfers, server-side copies and bulk property changes. Large files can use multipart uploads and parallel ranged downloads, depending on the service and account settings.

Features include:

  • Folder comparison and synchronization in update or mirror mode, with a preview of changes.
  • Bulk editing of object tags, metadata, permissions, storage classes and encryption settings.
  • Object version browsing, download, restoration and deletion.
  • Bucket management, lifecycle rules, Object Lock retention and legal holds where supported.
  • Built-in image, text and PDF previews, plus media playback from S3.
  • Detailed operation progress, error inspection and HTTP logs.
  • Stored access keys, AWS profiles and the AWS credential chain, with optional master-password protection for stored secrets.

The current Windows version is free for personal use and internal business use. It is proprietary software. Storage-provider charges are separate.