Local first
Your transfers travel directly across your own network. There is no Copy2Deck cloud account in the middle.
The project
A calmer way to manage your Deck
Copy2Deck exists to make useful Steam Deck workflows accessible from the Windows desktop—without hiding what it does.
Why Copy2Deck
Powerful tools should still feel straightforward.
Steam Deck is a wonderfully open device, but moving files and finding game data often means switching to Desktop Mode, opening a terminal, or memorizing Linux paths. Copy2Deck turns those recurring jobs into focused, understandable actions.
The project favors direct local connections, clear confirmation before destructive operations, and useful feedback during long transfers. It is designed for people who want the flexibility of an open PC handheld without needing to become Linux administrators.
Project principles
Clear by default
Human-readable locations, progress, previews, confirmations, and logs make operations easier to understand.
Respect the device
Copy2Deck uses standard SSH and SFTP capabilities already available in SteamOS instead of requiring software on the Deck.
Support the project
Help Copy2Deck grow.
Copy2Deck is an independent project. Your support helps cover development time, testing, hosting, and the work needed to make Steam Deck file management easier for everyone.
Independent by design.
Copy2Deck is an independent project and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Valve Corporation. Steam, Steam Deck, and SteamOS are trademarks or registered trademarks of Valve Corporation.