FileMover

Sure enough, moving files from one location to the other may seem like an ordinary task, especially since Windows can easily handle this. Situations may require that you only want to move some specific types, and the source folder is too crowded to manually select the ones you need. Luckily, applications like FileMover can take care of such situations, according to the rules you set.

Visually appealing and easy to use

It takes only a little while to get it installed on your computer, giving you a chance to check out its set of features in no time at all. Before doing so, make sure that your computer is equipped with .NET Framework, because it’s a required component for proper functionality, but Windows usually comes with it as a default feature.
The main window is pretty neat in terms of design, with a custom made frame, panels, and high-quality textures used for every element. Accommodation is easy enough, and there’s even a help panel which gives you a kick-start, and also shows available commands and how these can be used to your advantage.

Set file rules, and process options

Even though you can’t drag folders over the main window to get them ready, selecting them through the browse dialogs doesn’t require much effort. Transfer methods give you the possibility simply copy them from one location to the other, move them completely, and whether or not to include sub-directories in this operation.
What differentiates it from what you already get to work with in Windows is the search pattern. Given the right configuration, you can have only one or more specific formats targeted, or even those with a name that isn’t longer than a specific number of characters. Speed is impressive, managing to deliver your files quickly, but there’s no scheduler to automate the process.

On an ending note

Taking everything into consideration, we can say that FileMover is a practical application you can use to move a custom selection of files from one location to the other, without even looking at them. The visual design is neat, and intuitive, with speed making sure you don’t have to wait too much, not even when dealing with large files.