Treesize Free is a program that quickly finds where the space was used on the hard disk. It shows the size of the directory and the subfolders in it, so you can see where my precious disk space went.
The folder size is shown in a familiar explorer style, and the gradation bar is displayed on the background so you can quickly recognize the large folders. The scan result can be checked in detail up to the file, and you can only see the data you need by hanging the filter with a specific file type. And you can also scan a local repository synchronized in network drives or clouds (except for Windows servers or domains).
Treesize Free is very useful for finding a 'spatial thief' that takes up a lot of space and helping to clean up hard disks. It analyzes the amount of hard disk to the file level and shows the size of the lower folder as an explorer, so you can see where the space is used a lot. Each folder size can be easily distinguished by color, so it feels visually organized. In addition, you can learn more about the size of the files and folders, the occupancy disk space, the number of files, the last access date, and the owner, and you can also align or filter scan results according to the criteria I set.
If you want to manage the hard disk space efficiently, Treesize Free is a great tool!
