Copy File Names from Windows Explorer

Copy file names from Windows Explorer to Word, Excel, disk files and the Clipboard
Make finding and listing Windows files easy - flexible drag drop from Windows Explorer. Pick just the files and folders you need
Choose from over 340 file properties to display
Use multiple output formats, including XML

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Copy the names of files from Windows Explorer

Use DDFileCatcher to make file lists and copy filenames from Windows Explorer as text. Simply drag and drop files and folders from Windows Explorer onto DDFileCatcher. Then, choose where to send the file list. 30 day free trial

Copy file names in a folder

You can copy all of the files in a folder by selecting them all (Ctrl-A) and dragging the selected files onto DDFileCatcher. You can also copy the file names in a folder by using the "Search subfolders" option and just dragging the folder onto DDFileCatcher. 30 day free trial

Copy file names into Microsoft Excel

To copy filenames into Excel, copy the filenames first into DDFileCatcher using drag and drop, and then select Microsoft Excel from the list of destinations.It writes each file to a row, and recognizes existing rows of file information. See how to copy file names from Windows Explorer to Excel. 30 day free trial

Copy file names into Microsoft Word

DDFileCatcher can also copy filenames into Word, writing the file names into Word tables. You can also simply paste the list into Word by using the Clipboard. See how to copy file names from Windows Explorer to Word. 30 day free trial

Copy file names to the Clipboard

Copy filenames for pasting into a text document. Copy filenames to the Clipboard.

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Copy filenames from a folder or a file search

Drag files from a folder or file search in Windows Explorer onto DDFileCatcher. Here, files in a Windows Explorer folder have been dragged and dropped on to DDFileCatcher. 30 day free trial

Copy file names and other information to the Clipboard and paste in any document
Copy file names to Microsoft Word - makes tables of filenames in Word
Copy file names to Microsoft Excel - fills Excel rows with filename
Copy file names for one file, all the files in a folder, or from several folders at once
Copy file names and save them in a text file in plain text, CSV or XML.
Copy thousands of file names from searches in Windows Explorer
Copy file names from searches applying advanced filters in Windows Explorer
Copy paths to the Clipboard and paste into documents, computer code, setup programs, emails

Super fast, super simple! Thanks for this outstanding program.

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