How to tether your Fujifilm over Wi-Fi to your phone
Turn your phone into the tether: connect your Fujifilm over Wi-Fi and CloudTether uploads every full-resolution shot to the cloud the instant you press the shutter — no laptop, no card reader.
By the CloudTether team · Updated
Step by step
- 1
Enable Wi-Fi on your Fujifilm
Fujifilm Wi-Fi tethering is experimental in CloudTether — use a USB cable for paid work.
- 2
Connect your phone to the camera
Join the camera's Wi-Fi from your phone (or put both on the same network).
- 3
Pick a destination and shoot
Choose where photos should go — Dropbox, Google Drive, a client gallery, an FTP server — and start shooting. Every full-resolution frame uploads as you fire the shutter.
Fujifilm Wi-Fi settings in detail
Fujifilm Wi-Fi tethering is experimental in CloudTether and not yet verified on most bodies. If you want to try it, choose Fujifilm as the brand in the Wi-Fi flow so the app targets Fujifilm's connection — but use a USB cable for paid work.
Fujifilm cameras
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FAQ
Can I tether my Fujifilm over Wi-Fi without a computer?
Yes. CloudTether tethers your Fujifilm to your phone over Wi-Fi and uploads every shot to the cloud — no laptop, no card reader, no desktop tethering software.
Do I need venue Wi-Fi to tether my Fujifilm wirelessly?
No. Many Fujifilm bodies broadcast their own Wi-Fi network that your phone joins directly, and your phone handles the upload over its own mobile or Wi-Fi connection — so you're not dependent on venue Wi-Fi.
Which Fujifilm cameras can tether over Wi-Fi?
Most modern Fujifilm mirrorless and DSLR bodies support Wi-Fi tethering. See the Fujifilm hub for your specific model.
Where your Fujifilm photos can go
Deliver every shot to Dropbox, Google Drive, a client gallery, an FTP server and more — live as you shoot.