Windows disk space analyzer & storage management
See TreeSize Pro in action. Click any image to view it larger.
The interface uses a simple layout: a file system tree on the left and a details pane on the right. An optional bar chart gives a quick overview. Scan results update live as the analysis runs, and Unicode file and folder names are fully supported.
A dark theme is available for the entire interface. You can tie it to your Windows theme or switch it on and off independently.
The details pane shows disk usage data such as folder size, space lost to the file system layout, last access date, NTFS compression ratio, and owner. You can sort by any column and add more columns via the context menu.
This hierarchical chart shows the size of all subfolders under the selected branch, not only direct children. Tiles can be displayed in 2D or 3D.
The bar chart gives a fast overview of disk usage. It can be printed or copied to the clipboard, and the toolbar offers display options.
The pie chart displays each subfolder’s share of the currently selected directory’s space.
Disk space can be broken down by file type. Filtering the tree by extension makes it easy to locate folders that contain many files of a given type.
Used space can be grouped and filtered by user account, so you can quickly see which accounts use the most disk space.
Files can be sorted by age. You can define intervals for creation date, last modification, and last access.
The Top Files pane lists the largest files found in the most recent scan.
The options dialog lets you adjust many aspects of TreeSize, including the view, data export, and startup behavior.
You can save a file system branch to an XML file or capture a snapshot of disk usage at a point in time. Comparing different snapshots helps you track how storage changes over time.
In the Professional edition, the Schedule Tasks dialog lets you add custom TreeSize tasks to Windows Task Scheduler. This feature is available in the Professional Edition only.