Connect over USB
Browse MTP-compatible Android phones and handheld game consoles from your Mac without installing extra drivers.
MTP client for macOS
Browse MTP devices such as Android phones and handheld game consoles directly from your Mac. A lightweight native app for exporting screenshots, photos, and videos.
Features
Skip complex sync tools and cloud transfers. Browse a USB-connected device directly and export the files you need.
Browse MTP-compatible Android phones and handheld game consoles from your Mac without installing extra drivers.
Navigate folders and quickly inspect photos, videos, and screenshots in grid or list views.
Export selected files to your Mac, with a workflow designed for multiple-file transfers.
A lightweight SwiftUI app that feels at home on macOS and follows light and dark appearance.
Use Quick Look to confirm images and videos before exporting them, reducing unnecessary transfers.
Work with storage exposed over MTP from Android devices and handheld game consoles.
Workflow
Connect over USB. On phones, choose File Transfer / MTP when prompted.
Select the device in the sidebar, then find the files you want to export.
Write selected files to the destination folder on your Mac.
Pricing
Free
Connect, browse, and preview files for free.
File Export
Unlock file export to save files to your Mac.
MTP File Transfer
FAQ
Another app on your Mac is using the USB device. Quitting that app may resolve the issue.
At the end of the error message, MTP File Transfer shows apps that may be using the USB device.
If “ptpcamerad” appears there, an app that treats the device as a PTP device is using it. Confirmed possible apps include:
If it is unclear which app is using ptpcamerad, run this command in Terminal to inspect the process:
sudo lsmp -p $(pgrep ptpcamerad)