›_webssh
SSH · SFTP · in the browser

The SSH client that runs
right in your browser

Connect to your servers and edit files from any browser — no install. Your keys and passwords are never stored on our server.

Continue with Google
ubuntu@server: ~
~ $ ssh prod-server
# Welcome to Ubuntu 24.04 LTS
~ $ tail -f /var/log/app.log
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Web terminalReal-time SSH shell (xterm) in the browser.
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File editingOpen and save server text files over SFTP.
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Keys stay localYour keys and passwords are never stored on our server.

What is web SSH?

webssh is an SSH and SFTP client that runs in your browser. Without installing a program like PuTTY, you log in and get a real-time terminal (xterm) right on the page, run commands, and open, edit, and save server text files over SFTP. Save several servers as a host list and switch between them with a single click.

Security — credentials are never stored

Your SSH keys and passwords are never stored on our server. They are used only within your browser session and disappear when you disconnect. Sign-in is handled by your Google account, so there is no extra password to create.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to install anything?
No. Any modern browser works — you get the same environment on a desktop, laptop, or tablet.
Which servers can I connect to?
Any server that supports SSH. Enter the host, port, user, and a key or password.
Can I edit files too?
Yes. Browse folders with the SFTP file explorer, edit a text file, and save it back directly.
Is Korean supported?
Yes. Korean and English are supported, and you can switch anytime from the top bar.