Duplicate Files Fixer

Duplicate Files Fixer finds and removes duplicate photos, videos, music, documents, and other files. It can scan a computer, external drives, and cloud storage, with matching based on file contents, name, size, creation date, modification date, and similar names. That means identical content can be detected even when filenames differ. Users can preview grouped results and choose which copies to delete; Auto Mark selects extra copies while leaving one unmarked. Folder exclusions are available. The Windows version can scan Google Drive and Dropbox after sign-in and folder selection. The free version scans unlimited files and removes up to 15 duplicates in one go; further deletions are handled one at a time. The paid version removes all marked duplicates in one click. PC deletions go to the Recycle Bin by default, but deletions from USB devices and network drives do not. The app is listed for Android, macOS, and Windows. The paid plan is €35.95 a year, described as a special download price billed annually at the discounted price; the page also lists €64.95 as the product price.

Duplicate Files Fixer offers scan review and deletion across multiple file locations, with content-based matching and automatic selection. The free version limits bulk deletion, while the paid plan is listed at €35.95 a year.

Duplicate Files Fixer suits people who want to find and review duplicate files across computers, external drives, or cloud storage. Windows users can also scan selected Google Drive and Dropbox folders.

Duplicate Files Fixer finds duplicate photos, videos, music, documents and other files across computers, external drives and cloud storage. It is best suited to people who want to inspect grouped matches before cleaning up, especially Windows users scanning Google Drive or Dropbox. Its content matching can catch renamed copies, though the free version’s batch limit makes large cleanups slower.

Overview

The app combines several ways to identify duplicates, then lets you preview groups and choose what to delete. That review step is useful when you want control over which copy stays. Auto Mark can speed up the routine work by selecting extra copies and leaving one in each group unmarked, but it is still worth checking the selection before deletion.

File content matching is the strongest option for finding identical files with different names. Matching can also use file name, size, creation date, modification date and similar file name. Those extra criteria widen the search, but a similar name or size alone does not establish that two files are interchangeable. Folder exclusions let you keep chosen locations out of a scan.

Key features

Scans cover a computer, external drives and cloud storage. The Windows version can scan Google Drive and Dropbox after you sign in and select folders, which makes it a practical fit for people who keep duplicate files in those services. Previewed, grouped results and manual selection give users a chance to catch unwanted deletion candidates.

On a PC, deleted files go to the Recycle Bin by default. Files deleted from USB devices and network drives do not, so a mistaken selection in those locations is harder to undo. Systweak says it does not sell personal data and uses encryption and technical and organizational safeguards; its privacy policy does not describe how the product handles file scanning.

Pricing

The free version is enough for occasional cleanup, but its 15-file batch cap turns larger jobs into repeated, one-at-a-time deletions. The paid plan removes that friction with one-click deletion of marked copies, making it the better fit for frequent or large cleanups. A 60-day money-back guarantee reduces the commitment risk. The site also advertises 24/7 priority email support and gives [email protected] for download problems.

Platforms

Duplicate Files Fixer is available for Android, macOS and Windows. Cloud scanning for Google Drive and Dropbox is a Windows feature.

Who it's for

Choose it if you need to find duplicates across local and external storage, want content-based matching to catch renamed copies, and prefer reviewing groups before deletion. Windows users with Google Drive or Dropbox folders have a specific reason to consider it. Look elsewhere if you expect a large cleanup to fit within a free batch limit or need every deletion from removable and network storage to be recoverable through the Recycle Bin.

Pros and cons

• Pro: Content matching can identify identical files even when filenames differ.
• Pro: Grouped previews, manual selection, Auto Mark and folder exclusions give users several ways to control a cleanup.
• Pro: Windows scanning can include selected Google Drive and Dropbox folders.
• Con: The free version removes only 15 duplicates at once, with later deletions limited to one at a time.
• Con: Files deleted from USB devices and network drives do not go to the Recycle Bin by default.
• Con: The privacy policy does not explain product-specific file scanning privacy.

Alternatives

Compare duplicate file finders if you want to weigh more cleanup tools before choosing. Czkawka is a free option for Android, Linux, macOS and Windows with no ads. dupeGuru is another free choice for Linux, macOS and Windows.

Duplicate Photos Fixer Pro is worth considering if you want a photo-focused alternative across Android, iOS, macOS and Windows; its Windows plan is $39.95 a year. Folder Size suits Windows users who want folder and file size analysis, disk usage charts and local or external drive scanning. AllDup is a free Windows-only option for private users and companies. CloneSpy is another free Windows duplicate cleanup tool. DoubleKiller offers a free tier for private use, with a 2 GB maximum single-file size and no commercial use.

Verdict

Duplicate Files Fixer is a good fit for people who want content-based matching, previewable results and a quick way to mark extra copies across several storage locations. Its free plan works for small jobs, while the annual paid plan makes bulk deletion practical. Choose another tool if the free batch cap is a dealbreaker or if you need USB and network-drive deletions to be recoverable from the Recycle Bin.