
Total Commander
Long-running shareware dual-panel file manager for Windows
- #1 of 6 in best file managers
- Paid
- Windows
Ranked 1 of 6 in best file managers
The most established dual-panel manager here for Windows, with tabs, a multi-rename tool and a built-in FTP client with FTPS. It costs 42 euros per license, unlike the open-source options in this list.
Best for Power users on Windows who work with dual panels and FTP
About Total Commander
Total Commander is a dual-pane file manager for Windows, and its homepage lists two file windows side by side as its core layout. It adds tabs, a multi-rename tool, file comparison with an editor, directory synchronization and a Quick View panel that shows images and videos. Its archive handling covers ZIP, 7Z, RAR and several older formats, and plugins extend it further.
The program is shareware. The developer's order page lists a license price of 42 euros plus VAT in Europe, and registered users get free updates. The download page points Mac users to emulators and third-party alternatives, because the program is built for Windows. Its built-in FTP client supports FTPS, so it can connect to encrypted FTP servers without extra software.
Key features
- Two file windows side by side
- Built-in FTP and FTPS client
- Directory synchronization
- Multi-rename tool
- Archive handling for ZIP, RAR and 7Z
Strengths
- Dual-pane layout with tabs and a multi-rename tool
- Built-in FTP client with FTPS support
Limits
- Paid shareware license
- Windows only; Mac users are pointed to other tools
Where Total Commander ranks
Alternatives to Total Commander
All 5 alternatives
Double CommanderHas a free option; is open source; also runs on Linux, macOS.
DolphinHas a free option; is open source; also runs on Linux.
XYplorerPortable Windows file manager and Explorer replacement with dual panes
FilesHas a free option; is open source.
NautilusHas a free option; is open source; also runs on Linux.
Questions about Total Commander
- Is Total Commander free?
- Total Commander is a paid product (paid). Shareware; license costs 42 euros with free updates after registration.
- Is Total Commander open source?
- No. Total Commander is proprietary software; its source code is not public.
- Which platforms does Total Commander support?
- Total Commander is available on: Windows.
- What is Total Commander best for?
- Power users on Windows who work with dual panels and FTP. In our ranking of file managers it is number 1 of 6 with a score of 92.0.
- What are the best alternatives to Total Commander?
- The highest-ranked alternatives on listme.name are Double Commander, Dolphin, XYplorer, Files.
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