Look before you change
Find duplicates, visualize where space went as a treemap, list a folder by size, or surface empty folders - all review-first.
File ToolsFiles & Folders
See, sort, and tidy your files with a safety net.
Foldout's file and folder tools review a folder before you change anything - duplicates, a size treemap, an inventory, empty folders - then organize, rename, archive, split, inspect, and clean metadata, always with a preview first and your originals respected.
Start the 14-day trial in the app. No payment method is required to try Foldout.
Local tool processingFiles and tool work stay on your Mac.
100+ focused toolsFiles, PDFs, media, capture, and developer workflows.
Settings ready to goFormats, dimensions, and other values carry into the tool.
Try everything first14 days in the app. No payment method required.
Use Foldout only with files and content you own or have permission to process.
What it does
Review first, then organize, rename, and clean - safely.
Review duplicates, a size map, and an inventory first.
Organize and bulk-rename with a preview before applying.
Zip, split, join, and inspect files.
Clean hidden metadata before sharing.
Why it belongs
Why File Tools earns a place in the toolbox.
The practical details that make this job faster, clearer, or safer than doing it by hand.
Tidy with confidence
Plan moves by type or date and preview safe bulk renames, with collisions flagged before anything happens.
Bundle and clean
Create or unpack archives, split a big file into parts, and strip hidden metadata before a file leaves your hands.
How to use it
From opening the tool to saving the result.
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Open Foldout and pick a file tool.
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Choose the folder or files to work with.
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Review the preview of what would change.
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Apply the action when the plan looks right.
Questions
Before you try File Tools
Will it delete things automatically?
No. Foldout's file tools are review-first - you see what would change and choose to apply it.
Are my originals safe?
Reversible actions are tracked in Safety Center, and most tools write new output rather than overwriting.
Does it scan my whole disk?
Only the folders you select are reviewed.
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