The 5 Best File Syncing Apps

1

Dropbox

Dropbox is one of the most popular cloud storage services for a good reason. Anything you put into your Dropbox folder on your computer or using the Dropbox app is backed up online and available for download to any other device that's logged in to the same account.

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2

GoodSync

Unlike most file sync software programs, GoodSync lets you connect to a variety of locations in addition to your computer folders, like FTP servers and cloud storage services. If you don't use an online service, GoodSync works like a P2P file sync program—no data is stored online.

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3

SyncBack

All versions of SyncBack let you sync select files and folders, back up to FTP, compress files, and set other basic options. However, SyncBack Lite also supports copying locked files; SyncBackSE works for business use and includes a USB app, incremental backups, and file versioning; and SyncBackPro with SyncBack Touch is a multi-platform solution for Windows, Mac, Linux, and Android. SyncBack doesn't work with iOS.

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4

Resilio Sync

File syncing apps have plenty of uses, and the apps covered here work well for most needs. For example, Dropbox stores your files online so that you can access them anywhere, while Resilio Sync skips servers altogether and syncs via a peer-to-peer connection.

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5

FreeFileSync

FreeFileSync is useful for individuals and businesses for comparing multiple folders and synchronizing folders. It provides a robust backup solution. Choose to sync folders in real time, sync on a schedule, or run the sync program at startup.

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