See the complete storage story at a glance
The treemap scales every block by real size, making the largest video, design source, delivery archive, reports, and smaller assets immediately comparable.
Disk Space Visualizer maps every scanned item into a block sized by its real footprint. Large videos and design sources dominate immediately, smaller folders remain visible, and every block supports drill-in, reveal, or deliberate Trash actions.
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This tool is a local inspection and workflow utility for files, settings, and development tasks you control. It reviews selected local information only; Foldout does not connect to other machines, manage accounts, monitor networks, or provide a live service.
Compare files and folders by real size at a glance.
Spot the largest videos, archives, and design sources immediately.
Keep dense clusters of smaller items visible instead of hiding them.
Click folders to drill into their contents.
Reveal or move a chosen block to Trash from its context menu.
A complete treemap proves both the dominant assets and the smaller clusters that still matter.
The treemap scales every block by real size, making the largest video, design source, delivery archive, reports, and smaller assets immediately comparable.
Open a folder block to redraw the map around its contents while the breadcrumb preserves the route back to the complete storage view.
A selected block keeps its exact name and size in context while Foldout asks for confirmation before sending it to Trash, where it remains recoverable.
The practical details that make this job faster, clearer, or safer than doing it by hand.
The items with the greatest storage impact receive the largest blocks, removing guesswork from the first review.
Treemap packing preserves smaller files and nested folders so the scan is not reduced to only a top-ten list.
Drill into a folder or use contextual actions to reveal or deliberately trash the selected item.
Choose a folder.
Read the treemap from largest block to smallest.
Drill into any folder that needs more context.
Reveal or deliberately trash a selected item.
No. The treemap is for inspection until you choose an action.