Choose the folder
Press Choose folder and pick the folder you want to inspect. Your browser gives FolderList a temporary list of those files. The files themselves are not sent to WEBBE-B.
Quick guide
Make a folder inventory in about 30 seconds.
You do not need to know command line tools. FolderList turns the files you select into a table, then lets you export that table in a format you already use.
Check the preview
You will see the file name, relative path, extension, size, modified date, and folder depth. Search or sort the list if you only need part of it.
Project/photos/IMG_0001.jpg
Project/photos/IMG_0002.jpg
Project/notes/readme.txt
Pick the output format
CSV/TSV are best for spreadsheets. Text is best for a simple list of paths. Markdown is useful for README files or documentation. JSON is useful for code and automation.
Export or copy
Download the generated list or copy all currently filtered paths to your clipboard. The original folder is unchanged.
Example: list every photo in a shoot
Choose your shoot folder, search for .jpg, then choose Download CSV. The exported rows include the path and file size, so the sheet can be used as an inventory.
What FolderList cannot see
Browsers do not expose your entire disk. FolderList only sees files you explicitly select. Empty folders are normally not included because a browser folder picker provides files, not a complete operating-system directory database.
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