Supercraft 7 Days To Die hosting
FTP access for 7 Days To Die servers
Upload worlds, mods, and config files directly with a desktop FTP client. Connections use plain FTP on port 2121 for M, L, and XL plans.
Already a customer? Copy your FTP host, username, password, and port from Details in the control panel.
Fast reasons to use FTP
- Import custom worlds bigger than 8K
- Drop large mod packs exactly as packaged
- Edit
serverconfig.xmlor pull backups locally - Share folder layouts with support for quicker fixes
What you need
- An active Supercraft M, L, or XL plan (FTP is locked on S plan).
- Your FTP host, username, password, and port 2121 from the server Details page.
- A desktop FTP client such as FileZilla. Use plain FTP (not SFTP) when connecting.
Connect with FileZilla (step by step)
- Open your server dashboard, go to Details, and copy the FTP host, username, password, and port 2121 (click Show password if hidden).
- In FileZilla paste the host (for example
<cluster>.supercraft.host), username, password, and port 2121. Click Quickconnect and accept the certificate prompt. - On the remote pane browse to
SDTD/activeworld/userdata. CreateGeneratedWorldsif missing. - Drag your local save from
C:\\Users\\<you>\\AppData\\Roaming\\7 Days To Die\\Savesintouserdata/Saves, then upload the matching generated world folder intouserdata/GeneratedWorlds. - Upload mods to
sdtd/bin/Modsand configuration files such asserverconfig.xmlas needed. - Return to the control panel, set GameWorld/GameName to the uploaded world, and restart the server. Watch the console for the correct world name before players join.
Prefer a video walkthrough? Jump to the FTP upload section of the User Guide. Need a map to upload? Browse the 7D2D maps hub for ready-to-host worlds.
Troubleshooting and best practices
- If FileZilla says “wrong port,” confirm you used port 2121 and plain FTP. See Help FAQ #9 for quick fixes.
- Stuck uploads? Zip the folders and retry, or upload during off-peak hours to avoid ISP throttling.
- Keep a local backup before overwriting saves or configs. The manual backup guide covers safe rollback.
- Editing
serverconfig.xml? Download, edit locally, then re-upload to avoid browser write errors (also covered in Help FAQ #30).
Where to find your FTP credentials
Open Details for your server and copy the host, username, password, and port. Keep the port set to 2121.
Next steps for admins
Move from uploads to commands, settings, monitoring, and backups in one place.
Need help?
Check the Help center FAQs or contact support if you get stuck.
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