Get TreeSize Free! Even in the times of cheap terabytes a final truth remains: sooner or later every hard disk will near capacity. We have the solution. Use TreeSize Free to keep an eye on your disk space. Besides German and English, the tool can be installed in Chinese, Czech, Dutch, Finnish, French, Greek, Italian, Japanese, Portuguese, Russian, Slovenian, Spanish, Swedish, and Ukrainian.
- Since TreeSize holds file information of scanned directory structures in your system RAM, the theoretically maxiumum disk size that can be scanned or searched by TreeSize is only limited by your systems memory. You can reduce the memory consumption by turning off the statistics for users, file types of age of files at 'Tools Options Scan'.
- Download this app from Microsoft Store for Windows 10. See screenshots, read the latest customer reviews, and compare ratings for TreeSize Free.
TreeSize Free is a free disk space manager for Windows. The software shows you the sizes of folders including all subfolders. If this option is activated, TreeSize will only show the highest possible level of files and folders as results for a search. This means, that if a file is found as a search result, but the parent folder is already contained in the list of results, then the file will not be listed.
TreeSize Free is compatible with any edition of Windows starting with Vista / Server 2008 (32-bit and 64-bit).
Easily find large folders or subfolders in the Windows Explorer-like tree view.
The hierarchical treemap chart in 2D shows you which file types are found in which folders. It will also visualize the size of each folder for easy disk space management.
You prefer a more three-dimensional view? Simply switch to the 3D treemap chart!
If your eyes react sensitively to brightness, the Dark Mode offers a welcome alternative. You can access the proven functions as usual via a user-friendly interface.
I love this program. It always works well, and it does exactly what I need it to do. Helps me keep my computer very clean.
I just downloaded TreeSize Free and am most impressed with how much you have built into the free version of your software. It is clearly a well engineered and carefully thought out product that will be very useful for finding clutter on my hard drive. It contains far more value than I expected, and I compliment you on a product well done.
I was using Treesize to manage the space on my drive after having installed the Android devkit, which resulted in my system downloading about half-a-dozen versions of the SDK, along with about six thousand version of Java!! Absolute bloomin' chaos.
Thanks for Treesize. I haven't had to use it for about a decade, but it's good to know it's still around, and works as wonderfully well as it every did.
A life saver!!
4.5 out of 5 stars: Treesize users rated the tools meeting of requirements (96% user satisfaction) and its ease of use (96%) as the tool’s two best features.
Different Versions for Different Requirements
Disk space management with TreeSize Free is intuitive, easy and free - but TreeSize Personal and
TreeSize Professional offer additional features.
TreeSize Free | TreeSize | TreeSize | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Show download and buy options | |||
Filters scan results according to different criteria | Yes | Yes | |
Breaks down scan results according to owner, file type, 100 largest files, etc. | Yes | ||
Versatile file searchwith duplicate finder and deduplication | No | Yes | |
Export to Excel, HTML and Email | Yes | ||
Automation support and command line options | No | Yes | |
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Various charts and statistics: Get even more insight on your disk usage
Get detailed statistics on file types and file owners. A Top 100 list shows the largest files at a glance. Compare with previous states and see the size increases. Additional bar and pie charts give more insight.
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The advanced search is more customizable than any of the predefined searches. It can combine different filter patterns with date, size, or even attribute filters.
You can add multiple advanced searches and assign different search criteria to each of them. You can, for instance, create a custom search for audio files that were are larger than a certain threshold, and another custom search for files with paths that exceed a length of 255 characters. Each of these searches can be activated and deactivated separately, so you can store a set of custom searches where each serves a different purpose. The ribbon menu can be used to create, rename, or delete custom searches, or to set up the general parameters of the current search.
Select Template
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This button on the left hand side of the application allows to select from a range of predefined search definitions. This list serves as an entry point for many different user cases, from which your search definition can be fully customized or extended.
Defining a new search configuration should always start with the selection of a suitable template. Once a template that matches the use case is found and selected, TreeSize will automatically load a predefined configuration for this scenario into the user interface. From there, your definition can be adjusted to fit your requirements. You can add new filters, existing ones can be modified or removed. Selecting a template shall also help you find the correct filter types for your specific use case.
Using the advanced search
A search configuration for the advanced search consists of one, or multiple search filters, which can be combined freely. You can, for instance, select whether a file has to match all filters (combine via 'And'), or if only at least one of them (combine via 'Or') has to match. A detailed description about how to create filter definitions can be found here.
Analyze and process search results
Like in all searches, you can export checked files in the result list to a variety of formats, or you can copy or move them to a position in the file system that you can specify by using the file operationdialog.
Context tab: Advanced Search
Search | |
Start | Starts the file search. |
Stop | Stops the file search. |
Options | |
Include files/folders | Determines whether the current search should search for files, folders, or both. |
Exclude filter | Allows to activate, deactivate or customize the global exclude filters for this search. |
Operations | |
Delete | Deletes all checked search results. See 'File operations'. |
Move/Copy | Moves all checked search results to a destination of your choice. See 'File operations'. |
Bulk rename | Opens the renamer dialog, which allows to rename all checked items simultaneously, using different rulesets which determine the new name of the files and folders. |
Export | |
Export | Saves the results of the latest search to a configurable file format. Available file formats are 'Text files (.txt)', 'CSV files (.csv)', 'Microsoft Excel (.xlsx)', 'Rich Text Format (.rtf)', and 'HTML (.html)', and 'PDF (.pdf)'. You can also export a list of paths for the current search results. This list can be imported back into the file search at a later point in time, without having to perform a potentially long running search again. This also works for duplicate search, which will be exported including their group structure, if the option 'General > Export > Export path list > Include duplicate groups' is enabled. |
Sends an email that contains the current search results. | |
Other | |
Manage advanced searches | Allows to add, delete, or rename advanced searches in your list of search definitions |
Customize File Type Groups | Opens the options dialog and navigates to the 'File Groups' options page. Here, you can modify the different file groups and which file types they should contain. |
Topmost matches only | If this option is activated, TreeSize will only show the highest possible level of files and folders as results for a search. This means, that if a file is found as a search result, but the parent folder is already contained in the list of results, then the file will not be listed. The same applies for subfolders where one of their parent folders is already contained in the list of search results. NOTE: Activating this option will also activate the option to include folders. |