Easily manage files and folders across your device, network storage, and cloud services. Supports common file operations, media management, and batch processing for efficient organization.
Reviews of File Managers are mostly negative: the Utilities app is rated 4.4/5 from 343 App Store ratings. What users like most: easy to use, safe and secured. Top complaints: anúncios Ads everywhere, irritating advertisements. Summarized from real user reviews.
1.0.32
October 16, 2026
• NEW Web Browser: Private in-app browsing with a built-in file & media downloader. • NEW Cloud Accounts: Centralized access to Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive & iCloud. • NEW Server Connections: Secure FTP & SFTP remote file management and transfers. • NEW Office to PDF: Convert Excel (.xls, .xlsx) and PowerPoint (.ppt, .pptx) files to PDF. • NEW Video to Audio: Quick extraction of MP3 audio from any video. • Advanced PDF Suite: Merge, Sign, Compress, Protect, and Reorganize PDF pages. • Redesigned "My Creations" & "Tools" interface with smooth file previews. • Enhanced offline stability, bug fixes, and performance optimizations.
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9 issues
App closes every time you try to copy files
App doesn't work like it's supposed to
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This app allows you to easily manage files and folders on your device, network-attached storage, and cloud storages like iCloud and Google Drive. It supports a wide range of file management actions and media file formats.
Key features include managing files and folders, integrating with network and cloud storage, searching and sharing files, performing batch operations on multiple files, and managing media files like images, audios, and videos.
The File Manager Pro subscription is billed weekly, monthly, or annually based on the selected plan. There is also a one-time payment option available. Specific pricing details can be found within the app's subscription section.
While the description doesn't explicitly list compatible operating systems, it mentions managing files on 'your device,' implying compatibility with mobile devices that utilize internal storage, SD cards, and cloud services.
Common use cases include organizing documents, transferring files between different storage types (internal, USB, cloud), managing media libraries, and performing bulk file operations to save time and streamline tasks.
