Start with the biggest wins
See the files and folders consuming the most space instead of manually searching every directory.
Project archive cleanup
Find the large project files worth reviewing first
Old exports, render files, installers, archives, and backups can quietly take over project storage. FileLever brings the largest files and folders to the surface so you can decide what to keep, archive, move, or delete.
Available now on macOS. Windows and Linux are planned. Your files stay under your control.
Start with the largest files instead of hunting through folders manually.
Review full paths and categories before you move or delete anything.
Keep storage cleanup local and deliberate.
A deliberate workflow
A clear path from review to action
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Scan the project archive
Choose the project, drive, or archive folder that needs attention.
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Set a useful minimum size
Skip everyday files and focus the review on the files most likely to recover meaningful space.
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See where storage is concentrated
Review the largest files, large folders, and file categories with their paths and sizes.
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Choose an action deliberately
Open or reveal a file, archive it, move it after verification, or delete it only when you are confident.
Preserve important work
A large file may be valuable; FileLever makes its path and size visible before you act.
Separate review from deletion
Nothing moves or deletes without your explicit confirmation.
Product walkthrough
Watch the large-file cleanup walkthrough
This demo shows FileLever scanning a folder, surfacing the largest files and folders, and keeping each cleanup decision visible before anything is moved or deleted.
Common questions
Before you start
Does a large file mean it is safe to delete?
No. A large file might be a needed export, backup, or personal video. Review its location and purpose before choosing an action.
Can I use this for an external project drive?
Yes. Choose the folder or mounted drive you want to review, then inspect the largest files and folders locally.
See the files first. Decide what happens next.
FileLever is available now on macOS, with Windows and Linux planned.