FileList can produce a list of files in CSV format that includes the file name, the size, the path, the last access, and the change date through the command line.

The compiled list can then be imported into a spreadsheet or database easily. Over time, most users wind up with a lot of files on their machines, and it is useful to obtain a clear overview of all files or only of files with specific properties so you can better organize.

If you need a list of all files for a directory branch containing essential metadata in CSV format, FileList can create it with a single command. Also, with FileList, you can create a list of all Office documents with filtering for the author of the documents, for instance. Also, you can display the user who last saved a document. FileList can also generate a list and show the complete path, the length, and the owner of the file, even with files that have a path with more than 255 characters.

In closing, if you are searching for an app to help manage the mountain of files on your machine through the command line with CSV format export capabilities, then FileList will fit the bill.

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