Download software tagged by upload

Classic FTP is a free FTP client that allows you to manage, upload, download and delete files from a remote server. "Mirror and Upload" tool to scan a selected local folder and upload any files that do not exist in the selected remote folder.

This handy app allows you to post photos and videos to Instagram from your Mac and do it in bulk. You can set captions for each image, leave default dimensions or choose to crop it square and retain pictures' original quality.

YouTube Bulk Uploader for the Lazy is your simple and fast solution for offline tagging and uploading videos to YouTube in Bulk. Save hours of time and effort today!

Fling is free ftp software to help you automate uploading or transferring files. It is typically used to maintain a web site on a remote hosted server or to automate backup of folders.

Unlimited picture upload, thumbnail generation, website name stamp on pictures. Fast / simple / advanced search, member browsing, picture upload and management including approval system, picture rating, top rated pictures, internal private messaging.

Publish pictures from your digital camera to the web with this easy to use wizard-style Java application. Automatically resizes your images and produces a set of HTML pages including index pages with thumbnails, and detail/caption pages for each.

1ClickFTP - is an utility to automate of uploading your web-pages, images, archives, etc. to a remote server. 1ClickFTP automatically finds all modified and new files at local copy of your site and automatically uploads them to the remote server.

1UglyFTP is designed to transfer any type of files from any of the web servers over the Internet. Allows ftp scheduling and bulky file transfers. Supports Server to server transfer, powerful intutive interface, and many more yet costs $10.

FTP ActiveX to upload/download/delete files. Get FTP directory listing, upload directory trees with restart, xfer to/from memory, create/delete remote dirs, session logging, MGET/MPUT, proxy support, active/passive modes, binary/ascii modes.