Big Mean Folder Machine 2.43 for Mac
Mac UtilitiesThe Big Mean Folder Machine is a file organisation utility for Mac from publicspace.net, built for one specific problem: a folder containing tens of thousands of files that needs proper structure. It can split a massive collection into a hierarchy of folders based on criteria such as date, file type, name patterns, EXIF photo data or music tags - or merge many folders into one while handling name conflicts. It shows a full preview before copying anything, so you can check the result first.
Key Features
- Split huge folders into organised hierarchies by date, type, name or metadata
- Merge files from many folders into one, resolving file name conflicts automatically
- Sort photos using EXIF data and music using its tags
- Full preview of the folder structure it will create before any files are touched
- By default files are copied rather than moved, so your originals stay intact
How to Download
- Click the green Download button on this page to continue to the download options.
- Go to Download from the official site and download the installer or complete your purchase there.
- Open the downloaded file, follow the on-screen instructions to install it, and launch the app from your Applications folder.
System Requirements
It runs on a recent version of macOS and works on both Apple silicon and Intel Macs. Check the official page for the exact minimum macOS version for the current release before installing.
FAQs
Is Big Mean Folder Machine free?
No. It is a paid app sold by publicspace.net as a one-time purchase, and a trial version is available from the official site. In trial mode it only processes a limited number of files.
Will it move or delete my original files?
By default it copies files into the new structure rather than moving them, leaving your originals untouched. You can review the full preview before running a job, and change the behaviour in the app if you prefer to move files.
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