Paste a list of names or open an Excel sheet, then choose the folder. You instantly see which files exist, which are missing and which are not on the list.
Your files never leave your device
Names are compared without case, accents or diacritics (é = e, harakat in Arabic are ignored), extra spaces, dashes or underscores, and with unified letter variants, and the order of the words does not matter, so “Ana Muñoz” matches “munoz_ana.pdf”. Choose “contains” when the file names hold more than the name, for example “2026 - Ana Muñoz - CV.pdf”.
Compare with file names (without the extension) or with subfolder names, including deeper levels if you want. The report has three sheets: found (with the matching paths), missing and extra.
No. The browser only reads the file names inside the folder on your device; nothing is sent anywhere.
Yes. Matching works for every script, and digits of any script count as the same digits.
A name counts as found when it appears anywhere in a file name, which helps when files carry dates or extra words.
Yes. Choose “Subfolders” to check, for example, one folder per customer or per employee.
All modern browsers on computers: Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari. You can also drag the folder onto the page.
Yes, as an Excel file with three sheets, or copy any list to paste it elsewhere.