iSearch

Find files faster. Review what’s taking up space. iSearch makes it easy to search a chosen folder or drive, preview files, and take action from one place. Use quick filters to narrow your results, or open Free Up Space to discover files worth reviewing. SEARCH YOUR WAY • Search by file name, display name, file type, contents, tags, application, or organization. • Focus your search on a selected folder or drive. • Quickly filter PDFs, images, folders, recently modified files, and files of 100 MB or more. • Use filters with a keyword or on their own. • Access recent searches and frequently used search locations. BROWSE AND PREVIEW • View file names, sizes, and paths. • Preview supported documents, images, audio, and video. • See details such as file kind, creation date, modification date, and last-opened date. • Group results by file attributes. • Switch between A–Z and Z–A sorting. • Follow search activity with progress indicators and status messages. QUICK FILE ACTIONS • Open files in their default apps. • Reveal files in Finder. • Copy file paths and share files through the contextual menu. • Move unwanted files to Trash with confirmation. FREE UP SPACE • Choose a folder before opening the cleanup window. • Review large files, old downloads, installers, and archives. • Filter suggestions by category. • Sort results by clicking column headers. • Select a file to see its preview on the right. • Review the combined size of selected files before moving them to Trash. REMOVE DUPLICATES • Use the dedicated Remove Duplicates option to scan a chosen folder. • Identify identical files by comparing their contents. • Keep one copy and review the extra copies before removal. • See the path of the copy being kept. • Confirm before moving extra copies to Trash. Folder access permission is required to search or scan a selected location. Search results depend on macOS Spotlight indexing, and preview availability varies by file type. Cleanup suggestions help you review files; they do not mean a file is unnecessary. Files moved to Trash can be restored until Trash is emptied. Available disk space may increase after emptying Trash. Quick-start video: https://youtu.be/60rcKhbSHho