Audience

Desktop Windows Users

About FileToFolder

Create a folder from a file, and put it back, from the right-click menu. Select one file or many in Windows Explorer, right-click and choose FileToFolder: each file gets a folder named after it and is moved inside. FolderToFile does the reverse: it pulls files out of their folders into the current one, from sub-folders too if you want, and deletes the empty folders it leaves behind. Dissolve moves a folder's contents up one level and removes the folder. It works from the Windows 11 first-page context menu with no "Show more options" step, and as a normal application with command-line options for scripts. One-off US$19.99 licence with free minor updates; free edition and a fully functional 7-day trial. Windows 7 SP1 to 11 and Windows Server 2012 R2 and above. Email support, answered within 24 hours. Made in Australia; current release 7.3, September 2026. Need rules-based moving as well? That is QuickMove, from the same people.

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Pricing

Starting Price:
$19.99
Pricing Details:
US$19.99 one-off lifetime licence, no subscription; minor updates free, major releases at a discount. Free edition and a fully functional 7-day trial.
Free Version:
Free Version available.
Free Trial:
Free Trial available.

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Company Information

CodeLine
Founded: 2011
Australia
www.thecodeline.com/products/filetofolder/

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Product Details

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Windows
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