TreeSize Free is a program that allows you to see how much space each folder on your various hard drives takes up in a very intuitive way. This way, you can see at a glance which files or applications are consuming more space than you thought.

Using TreeSize Free is very easy. The first thing you need to do is[スキャン]Analyze your hard drive from the tab. Depending on the size of your disk and the amount of space it occupies, this analysis may take a few seconds to a few minutes. In any case, the ideal during this time is for the program to work without changing the contents of the disk being analyzed.

After finishing the analysis, you can easily see the distribution of space on the disk. By default, TreeSize Free sorts directories in descending order: from the folder that occupies the most space on the entire disk to the folder that occupies the least (usually some empty folders). Click on any directory to see all the subfolders it contains and see how much each one occupies.

One of the most interesting things about TreeSize Free is that you can directly measure any folder. Simply right-click on a directory or group of files to delete, copy, paste, compress, and more. This way, if you find something that doesn’t suit you, you can just remove it with one click.

TreeSize Free is a very useful app, thanks to which you can easily clean up your hard drive in seconds. The program is also very intuitive, with several different viewing options and actions directly from the program’s own interface.