Note that this will be different from your Merchant Center password or any FTP password. Password: the SFTP password you generated in your Merchant Center account.SFTP server fingerprint: 85:19:8a:fb:60:4b:94:13:5c:ea:fe:3b:99:c7:a5:4d this is the identifying server fingerprint key for.SFTP server port: 19321 this is the port used by the Google Merchant Center SFTP server.User: the SFTP username you can find in your Google Merchant Center SFTP settings.Host name: this is our SFTP server where you will send your feed.With all of the options, you’ll need the following information: If you haven't used SFTP before, we recommend Option 1 below as it's easiest to configure. While you can use many methods to upload a file via SFTP, we've included instructions for the most common types below. Note: You may only generate a new Google Merchant Center SFTP or FTP password you won't be able to retrieve any lost or forgotten passwords. Click Dismiss to return to the SFTP and FTP Settings page.Make sure you securely store your password before dismissing the popup box. Note: Your password will not be shown again for security reasons. A popup box will appear that contains your automatically generated password.To generate a password and enable your account, click Generate password. An SFTP or FTP account username will be automatically generated.SFTP is strongly recommended. If you’d like to use FTP, expand the “Create an FTP account” section. Decide whether you will use SFTP or FTP.From your Merchant Center account, go to the 3-dot icon dropdown, then click SFTP/FTP/GCS.Sign in to your Merchant Center account.If you need more help using SFTP or FTP after reading this article, please consult our troubleshooting guide Create an SFTP or FTP account
If your file is larger than this, split your file into multiple, smaller files before uploading. Please note that when submitting via SFTP or FTP, your file must be under 4 gigabytes (GB) in size, in either the compressed or uncompressed format. You'll need to first register your feed in order to submit data feeds.
If choosing between SFTP or FTP, we strongly recommend that you use SFTP because it’s a more secure way to transfer files. With SFTP, data is securely transferred using encryption and no clear text file data is transferred. Both are common ways for users to download or upload files to the Internet. FTP stands for File Transfer Protocol and SFTP stands for SSH File Transfer Protocol.
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