Also set a termux user password by typing passwd. Note down the IP address of your android device, the termux user name (type whoami to see it), and the port of the ssh server (on most androids the IP can be seen by viewing the details of the wifi connection under Settings > Wifi).On your computer install sshfs - for debial-like linuces: apt install sshfs for mac brew install sshfs.As an alternative you might also want to check out other SSH servers for android. You'll need to configure either password or rsa-key based authentication. On your android install and then start sshd as described at.The steps below are approximate and might need tweaking and adjusting for your specific case. There are no ootb ways to do it, but as mentioned in other answers you can achieve it by starting an ssh server on android and then mounting the android file system on your computer with something like sshfs. Once you activate Developer Options on on your phone and enable Android Debugging in settings, and connected to your android device via adb, in Android Studio you can 'mount' the device via View > Tool Windows > Device File Explorer.įor details see Mounting an android device in Finder via ssh The fastest and officially supported method to transfer files to/from an android device is via adb (Android Debug Bridge) which will be installed automatically if you install Android Studio.