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Find duplicate files in a folder

Choose a folder and get a report of files with exactly the same content, even when their names differ, plus how much space the extra copies take. Free, up to 2,000 files per scan.

Processed in your browser — your files are not uploaded to our servers.
Report only: this tool never deletes, moves or changes any file.

1. Choose the files

Stays in your browser — not uploaded to our servers.

…or drop files or folders here

2. Find duplicates

3. Results

0Files checked
0Duplicate groups
0Extra copies
0Space you could free
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XLSX opens directly in Excel. CSV (UTF-8) is for other programs.
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Questions

Does it delete the duplicates?

No. The tool only reads your files and shows a report. It never deletes, moves, renames or changes anything. Check the report, then remove the copies you don't need yourself, for example in File Explorer or Finder.

Are my files uploaded?

No. Everything runs in your browser on your device. Your files and file names are never sent anywhere, and the page sets no cookies.

How does it know two files are identical?

Only files of exactly the same size can be identical. For those, it compares the first and last 64 KB, and then the full content with a hash (xxHash128, or SHA-256 if your browser does not allow WebAssembly). Files with the same content are listed together even if their names or dates differ.

What does “same name, different content” mean?

Files that have the same name (ignoring upper/lower case) in different places but different content, for example two versions of the same report. They are not duplicates. Check which one is current before you remove anything.

Is there a limit on the number of files?

Yes. Each scan checks up to 2,000 files. If a folder has more, nothing is scanned and you see how many files it has. Scan one subfolder at a time.

Does it work on a phone?

Yes, with the files you pick. Choosing a whole folder works on computers in current Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari; on phones it depends on the browser.