Modern 3rd party dual pane file manager for Windows… Grab it and check it out
Features
If you are looking for a powerful file manager for Windows with tabs, dual or triple panes and colorful themes, look no further: S Files Pro X is here with a modern and highly customizable interface!
Dual and Triple Panes
Work in one, two or three panes, side by side or stacked. Triple pane makes good use of an ultrawide monitor.
Tabs in Every Pane
Open tabs in each pane, reopen a closed tab with Ctrl+Shift+T, and get all your tabs back the next time you start the app.
Column View
Browse deep folder trees in Miller columns, like the column view in the Mac Finder.
Command Palette
Press Ctrl+Shift+K and type what you want to do, such as "Create New Text Document".
Colorful Themes and Icon Packs
Not only light and dark: colorful and hero themes, Mica and Acrylic backdrops, background images, and icon packs including Windows XP.
Internal Viewers
Open text (with Markdown preview), images, PDFs, audio and video without leaving the app.
Quick Filter and Extended Search
Filter the current folder as you type, or search subfolders by name, date range and size range.
Multi-Level Bookmarks
Organize bookmarks in folders, just like files, with emoji or colorful icons.
Recycle Bin, WSL, Phones and Zip Files
Browse the Recycle Bin, Linux (WSL) files, network locations, phones and cameras, and zip archives as folders.
Views of Choice
Six view types: simple list, detailed list, tiles, and small, medium or large grid, each with adjustable sizes.
Keyboard Shortcuts
More than 40 shortcuts for navigation, tabs, panes and file operations.
File Operations, Progress Viewer and Zip
Follow every copy, move and delete step by step, drag and drop between panes, and compress or extract zip files without another app.
... and much more: drag and drop, a properties pane, parallel file operations, more than 40 interface languages, and it remembers your tabs, view types and pane sizes to take you back to exactly where you were.
See all features.
From the Blog
Release notes, feature stories and tips.
From a blue folder to a ribbon S: the S Files logo through the years
How the S Files Pro X logo changed from 2020 to today: from a plain blue folder, to an S on a folder, to the ribbon S in three colors, and back onto a folder.
September 2026: sharper icons, fewer crashes and an updated foundation
Versions 3.25 to 3.27 move S Files Pro X to the latest Windows App SDK and fix crashes, locked files and blurry icons. S Renamer 1.2 gets a new rename engine.
Column view and the command palette are now standard
After months as experiments, Miller column view and the command palette became regular settings in version 3.21, along with phones and cameras on the Home page.
Gallery
Take a quick look at the user interface.
Microsoft Store Reviews
See what users from all over the world are saying about S Files Pro X.
In the Press (English)
In the Press (Other Languages)
