Size-sorted folders
Start with the largest subfolders and drill down one level at a time without losing your place.
Choose a folder, uncover the files that matter, and verify true duplicates before you clean up. Sift keeps the whole review in your hands.
Sift organizes storage information around the decisions you actually need to make: what is large, what is buried, and what is truly a duplicate.
Start with the largest subfolders and drill down one level at a time without losing your place.
Review every indexed file in size order and focus immediately on the biggest opportunities.
Find old downloads, exports, recordings, or any remembered fragment of a file name.
Candidate matches are confirmed by their contents before Sift calls them identical.
Follow the active path and stage, then pause, resume, or stop whenever you need to.
Removed items go to the Windows Recycle Bin. Sift never deletes files permanently.
You decide the scope. Sift reads only the location you select.
Browse by size, search names, and inspect possible duplicate groups.
Keep what matters and move selected items to the Recycle Bin.
No. File analysis, search data, and duplicate verification stay on your device. Sift does not upload file names or contents.
No. Sift has no account requirement and no cloud sign-in.
No. You choose a folder, and that selected location defines the scan scope.
Sift first finds candidates with matching names and sizes, then reads their contents to confirm whether they are identical.
No. Sift sends selected files to the Windows Recycle Bin so they may still be restored.
Yes. Active scans include pause, resume, and stop controls.
It is stored locally on your device and can be cleared from Sift's settings without changing your files.
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