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.
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.