Biggest Files.
Your largest files, ranked.
Ranks every indexed file by size, largest first, so the biggest space hogs surface at the top. Each row carries a bar sized against the largest file in view, so one glance tells you where your disk actually went. Sort by size, age, name, or type, filter to just video or cache or apps, then stage anything you want gone to the Tray. Nothing leaves your disk until the Tray countdown ends, so a wrong pick is always reversible.
- largest first
- relative size bars
- sort and filter
- stage to tray
What you see while it scans
Every Atlas tool has its own loading animation, drawn from the work that tool actually does. This panel plays the one that runs while Biggest Files works, rendered live on this page.
Your largest files, surfaced first
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Everything ranked by size
Every indexed file is ranked largest first, each row a ladder bar sized against the biggest file in view, so the space hogs are impossible to miss.
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Sort and filter the view
Switch between Largest, Oldest, A to Z and Type, and filter to Video, Cache, Apps, Media, Docs or Other with live counts per type.
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See the type spectrum
A spectrum bar shows what the current view is made of, so you can tell a folder full of raw video from one full of stale caches.
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Stage the ones you can explain
Toggle any file to stage it to the Tray, with a running staged total. Reclaim the giants you recognise and leave the rest.
A drive that is mysteriously full, with the actual culprits, a couple of huge video files or disk images, hidden somewhere among thousands of small ones.
The heaviest files ranked at the top, filtered by type, with the ones you recognise staged to reclaim in seconds.
