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DMDE is a data recovery tool for disks that can recover directory structure and files in some complex cases. It recovers file types such as photos, videos and documents from HDDs, SSDs, USB drives and memory cards. The free edition recovers up to 4000 files from a chosen directory.
DocFetcher is an open-source desktop search application that searches the contents of files stored on a computer. It runs on Windows, Linux and macOS under the Eclipse Public License. Users create indexes for folders to search, and results include a text-only preview with highlighted matches and filters by filesize, file type and location.
Dpdf is a free online PDF tool site offering merging, splitting, converting and compressing PDFs, plus related tools such as watermarking, encryption, OCR and page organisation. The site states that use is unlimited and no registration is required, and that regular file processing does not use credits; credits apply only to OCR and AI Deep Watermark Removal.
Drime is a cloud storage service offering file sharing, document signing and collaboration tools. It provides 20GB of free storage, with paid plans from €2.39 per month billed annually, and hosts files in Europe.
Duplicity is a command-line backup utility that produces encrypted tar-format volumes and uploads them to a remote or local file server. It uses librsync so incremental archives record only changed parts of files, and GnuPG to encrypt and sign archives. It supports many backends, including Amazon S3, Backblaze B2, Dropbox, ftp, Google Drive, rsync and ssh/scp.
Encoding Converter is an online tool for batch converting files from any encoding to any encoding. It accepts a single file, many files, or .zip files. Specifying the original encoding is optional but recommended.
Everything is a Windows file search utility that locates files and folders by name instantly. It offers quick filename indexing, quick searching, minimal resource usage and real-time updating. It can be installed or run as a portable executable, with installer and portable ZIP builds available for download.
FEB is an online disk tool that allows users to watch streaming media online, read online, listen to music, and use cloud download. It supports most video formats and offers file sharing, with no limit on the size of shared files. It also provides WebDAV access and a reader for formats such as ePubs and comics across devices.
FileFast is a service for sending large files by link or email. The free tier allows transfers up to 5 GB, while Plus transfers reach up to 300 GB. It includes folders, download alerts, iPhone and Android apps, transfer analytics, known-threat malware scanning, file requests and links with optional password and expiry.
FilePort is a file transfer service for sending large files and folders as links. It states 20 GB per upload without an account, 50 GB a month on a free account and 1 TB per upload on Pro. Links work as uploads proceed, files use AES-256 encryption, and downloads expire after 7 days on free uploads.
Files is a file manager for Windows. Its features include tabs, dual pane, tagging files and folders, column view, archive viewing and editing, a preview pane and a command palette. Cloud drives from various providers appear in the sidebar, which requires their respective clients to be installed and running.
Filestash, formerly Nuage, is a self-hosted web client for data storage. It connects to backends including S3, SFTP, FTP, WebDAV, SMB, NFS, Dropbox, Google Drive and Git repositories. The project describes itself as an open source platform for file sharing, document management, MFT and archiving, with a unified API and gateways that expose data over protocols such as SFTP, S3, WebDAV, FTP and MCP.
Filester is a file hosting service that allows uploads without an account, with files of up to 10 GB per upload. It also offers free accounts for organizing files into folders and managing them later. A REST API supports uploads, folder management and account access. Files are deleted after 45 days without views or downloads.
FreeFileSync is a free open source data backup application for comparing and synchronizing files and folders on Windows, macOS and Linux. It determines differences between a source and target folder and transfers only the minimum data needed rather than copying every file. The website also references a separate Business Edition available for license extension.
gocryptfs is a free file-based encryption tool implemented as a mountable FUSE filesystem, storing each file as one corresponding encrypted file on disk. Encrypted files can be kept in any folder, a USB stick or Dropbox, and file-based encryption allows efficient synchronisation with tools like rsync. Linux is fully supported and macOS support is beta quality.
HashMyFiles is a small utility that calculates MD5, SHA1, CRC32, SHA-256, SHA-512 and SHA-384 hashes of one or more files. The hash list can be copied to the clipboard or saved to text, HTML or XML files, and the utility can be launched from the Windows Explorer context menu to display hashes of a selected file or folder. It works on Windows 2000 through Windows 11.
ihatepdf is a free online PDF service accessible via the ihatepdf.cv domain, offering over 60 PDF tools with no watermarks, required file uploads, or sign-up steps. All processing occurs in the user's browser, files remain on their device, and the tool works offline. Supported functions include merging, splitting, compressing, editing, performing OCR, and encrypting PDFs, and the service is free to use permanently.
IPFS (InterPlanetary File System) is described as a constellation of open-source tools for content addressing. The project states that developers build verifiable, portable, and resilient systems across public and private networks. The site says IPFS provides content addressing building blocks for applications across open networks.
A beta browser-based file transfer service. A sender drags files into a drop zone and creates a unique download link for the recipient. No data is uploaded until the recipient starts the transfer, and the sender must keep the browser window open until the transfer completes. The link is valid for a single transfer and expires after 10 minutes.
Keybase is secure messaging and file-sharing software using public key cryptography for end-to-end encryption. It stores group photos, videos and documents, supports exploding messages with timers, and connects to public identities from services such as Twitter and Reddit. It is available for macOS, Windows, Linux, iPhone and Android.
Kryptor is a free, open source file encryption and signing tool for Windows, Linux, and macOS. It is designed as a simple, modern, and user-friendly alternative to GPG, age, and Minisign. Pre-built binaries are available for x64 and ARM64 architectures across supported operating systems.
Mocha Lite is a file sharing service for uploading images and videos. Uploads can be up to 500 MB and do not require an account. Uploads are public and anonymous, and files expire after 30 days; uploaders cannot remove files themselves.
The Low Level Format website provides information on the history and modern uses of low-level formatting for storage devices, and offers Lowvel, a free zero-filling tool for irreversibly erasing data from various storage devices. Lowvel overwrites stored data with zeroes to prevent data recovery, making it suitable for securely erasing devices before sale as standard file deletion does not fully remove user data.
LUKSbox is a Rust-based encrypted-container tool for storing sensitive files on cloud services or shared media without trusting the host. A vault is a single .lbx file, optionally with a separate header and post-quantum sidecar, that appears as random data to the provider. It supports passphrase, FIDO2, TPM 2.0/SEP and hybrid post-quantum keyslots, and mounts as a real drive on Linux, macOS and Windows.
