Move, copy, rename, delete
The basic file jobs take a few taps. Switch between list and grid views, search, sort, and create new folders.
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com.starry.ps_filePS File Manager is a file explorer for managing files on your phone and open folders on your home or office NAS, all from the same screen.
Everyday tasks like moving, copying, renaming, and deleting are straightforward. Add an SMB (CIFS), SFTP, or WebDAV server once, and your remote shares open just like local folders.
Features you'd rarely use were left out, so it stays light and quick.
SCREENSHOTS
FEATURES
The basic file jobs take a few taps. Switch between list and grid views, search, sort, and create new folders.
Access a NAS or Windows share over SMB (CIFS), manage Linux servers via SFTP, or connect to WebDAV storage. Saved servers stay handy under Cloud in the menu.
Use the top tabs to isolate images, videos, music, documents, or archives. Quick shortcuts in the menu jump straight to Downloads, Photos, Music, Videos, and Documents.
Check a folder's total size, item counts, and file type breakdown as a pie chart. The bottom of the menu shows your remaining free storage.
Reveal or hide dotfiles and folders starting with a dot (.) using the top toolbar button.
Jump between internal storage and your SD card from the menu, and transfer files between the two.
HOW TO USE
Grant file access when you first open the app, and your local storage folders will appear.
Long-press any file or folder to select it, then choose move, copy, rename, or delete.
Go to Cloud in the menu, pick SMB/CIFS, SFTP, or WebDAV, enter your server address and login, and your remote folder opens.
FAQ
Yes. It is free with ads, and there are no in-app purchases or subscriptions.
SMB (CIFS), SFTP, and WebDAV. That includes shared folders on a NAS such as Synology, Windows shared folders, servers running SSH, and storage services that support WebDAV.
Tap the hidden files button on the top toolbar to reveal files and folders starting with a dot (.). Tap it again to hide them.
Starting with Android 11, the system blocks access to Android/data and Android/obb, so file managers may not be able to open them.
PERMISSIONS & DATA
Free on Google Play for Android phones.
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