Dual panes and tabs
Side by side or stacked, any number of tabs, each with its own history and view. Commander, Explorer and classic layouts.
What TheFile.Ninja does, one part at a time. Pro marks what the free Core edition leaves out.
Side by side or stacked, any number of tabs, each with its own history and view. Commander, Explorer and classic layouts.
Listings come from a cache first and are checked behind the scenes; slow disks, shares and servers never freeze the window.
Details with any columns, icons with thumbnails and peeks inside folders, Miller columns, the Space view and the Showcase.
A treemap of what takes the room, all the way down.
Pictures, music, code and downloads get views of their own; keep a view for a folder, its subfolders or a whole drive.
Every file below a folder in one list, kept up to date as files change.
Everything's syntax and index, and the app's own search where Everything cannot look: archives, servers, phones, WSL and collections.
Write “big PDFs here from last month” and the AI writes the search. Mark and tag files by description, rename them in plain words.
The matching lines of every hit in the preview pane, the matches marked.
Keep searches and sync profiles under a name and run them again.
Colour tags kept with the files themselves, and collections: files from anywhere, arranged in folders of their own.
Every copy, move, delete, rename and new folder can be undone — also days later, also after a crash.
Jobs run side by side, paced by the disk they are on; a clash is one question while everything else carries on.
Masks, search and replace, regular expressions and counters, every new name shown before anything is renamed.
Compare two folders by date or content and bring them in line, one way or both — undoable.
Browse zip, 7z, tar and rar like folders, change what is inside, make new ones with a password.
Send files and folders to any computer or phone with a short code.
In the panes like any folder: saved connections, key files, passwords kept in Windows' Credential Manager.
Android phones and cameras over USB, read and written like a disk.
Linux distributions, network shares and devices, and OneDrive, Dropbox and Google Drive with each file’s state.
Versioned backups on a schedule, with a copy in the cloud; browse every run as a folder. Browsing and restoring are free.
Text of any size, pictures, PDF, Office documents and slides, web pages, video and sound, and source code in colour.
HEIC photos from phones, camera RAW, Photoshop files and JPEG XL.
A viewer for files of any size, and two files compared side by side with every change marked.
Games, films, music and books as covers on shelves.
Box art, album sleeves and posters fetched for what has no picture of its own.
Status in the list, diffs in the preview; stage, commit, branch, pull and push from the panes. The branch chip is free.
cmd under the list, following the folder. Pro adds PowerShell, Git Bash and WSL.
fn sel, fn go, fn rm, fn pick: what is marked in the panes in your commands, and your commands’ output in the panes.
Actions, columns, previews and toolbar widgets in Lua, written in an editor with completion, checks and an assistant.
Panes, tabs and layout saved under a name and back with a key.
Every command by name with Ctrl+Shift+P, and every key can be changed.
English, Swedish, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese and Japanese, with your own date and number formats.
Run it from a folder or a USB stick; it leaves nothing on the computer.
Previews, AI providers, cover art and cloud storage come as plugins from a signed store.