Multi Commander is a powerful file-management tool that is both feature-rich and easy to use. Its dual-pane, multi-tab interface lets you work in two folders at once, while a row of shortcut buttons at the bottom gives one-click access to common tasks. Advanced users can automate almost anything thanks to the built-in scripting engine. If you need a replacement for Windows Explorer that goes far beyond the basics, download Multi Commander today.
Key Features
1. Multi-tab support
Open dozens of folders in a single window and jump between them instantly—perfect for drag-and-drop, copy, move and rename operations.
2. Dual-panel layout
Two independent directory trees and file lists give you a clear side-by-side view, making file operations faster and more intuitive.
3. Custom commands & scripting
Create your own menu items, hot-keys and full-blown scripts to automate repetitive tasks or extend the program’s functionality.
4. Quick filter
Type a few letters and instantly filter files by name, size, date, attributes or even regular expressions—ideal when you are browsing thousands of items.
5. Comprehensive file operations
Copy, move, rename, delete, pack/unpack (ZIP, 7-Zip, RAR, TAR, GZ, BZ2, XZ, CAB, ISO…), synchronize, compare, split, join, checksum, shred and more.
6. Built-in viewer & editor
Preview images, documents, hex, text or binary data; edit text, HTML, XML, scripts and even registry files without opening external programs.
Why Users Love It
1. Power without bloat
Every feature you need—file management, viewer, archiver, FTP, registry, checksum, sync—is included and lightning-fast.
2. Endlessly customizable
Re-arrange toolbars, menus and hot-keys; pick dark or light themes; write JavaScript-style scripts to add brand-new commands.
3. Clean, friendly interface
Dual panes plus tabs keep everything visible, while extensive help files and video tutorials get beginners up to speed in minutes.
4. Rock-solid performance
Optimized C++ code handles million-file folders and long-running operations without freezing or memory leaks.
5. Cross-platform
Native builds for Windows (XP–11) and Linux (GTK) let you use the same tool and scripts on every machine you own.