DT Cloud Duplicate File Finder
by Data TB Software
Find and remove duplicate files across Google Drive, OneDrive, Dropbox, S3, Mega, pCloud and more.
DT Cloud Duplicate File Finder is a desktop app that scans your cloud storage for duplicate files and helps you remove them. You connect your accounts, pick what to scan, review what it finds, and delete only what you choose.
Cloud storage fills up with copies. A phone backs up a photo that already synced from a laptop. A project folder gets copied to a second cloud before a client handoff. A PDF gets saved under a new name during review. Sync tools add files, but they don't check whether the same content already exists somewhere else. This app does that check.
Supported storage
Google Drive, OneDrive, Dropbox, Box, Amazon S3, Google Cloud Storage, Azure Blob Storage, Backblaze B2, DigitalOcean Spaces, pCloud, MEGA, Nextcloud, and FTP/SFTP servers.
What you can do
- Connect more than one account from the provider, for example OneDrive and Google Drive accounts
- Scan a whole account or only the folders you pick
- Run Fast Scan, which matches files by name and size, for a quick pass
- Run Deep Scan, which matches files by hash, for exact matches even if files were renamed or sit in different folders or accounts
- Watch file and folder counts live while a scan runs
- See used space, free space and total capacity for every connected account in one place
- Review every group of duplicates before anything is removed
- Remove duplicates in bulk. Removed files go to the provider's own trash or recycle bin, so you can restore them there
- Check the activity log for every scan and removal, with timestamps
How it connects
Each account is linked through the provider's official sign-in (OAuth). The app never asks for your password. During a scan it reads file names, sizes and hashes. It does not read what is inside your documents or images.
Who it's for
Freelancers and agencies, businesses with client files on more than one cloud. Developers with build files piling up in S3, Azure or Google Cloud Storage. IT admins auditing backups. Consultants checking a client's storage before a migration.
Nothing is deleted automatically. You decide what goes.