A native macOS disk-usage analyzer that displays file and folder sizes in a treemap.
SpaceSniffer
A portable Windows disk-usage analyzer with a nested treemap, filters and text-report features.

About SpaceSniffer
SpaceSniffer is a portable Windows disk-usage analyzer. After a scan, it shows folders and files as a nested treemap, where larger rectangles represent larger items, so users can see where most of the space on a drive is used. Clicking an element shows its contents, and double-clicking zooms it to fill the view.
The tool supports filtering by file type, file size, and file date, and these filters can be combined. Files can be marked with four tag colors to track which items have been reviewed. Results can be exported as a text report, and the report layout can be customized. The homepage describes SpaceSniffer as freeware and says donations are welcome.
Key features
- Treemap view that sizes folders and files by their disk usage
- Click to inspect an element's contents; double-click to zoom in
- Filter field for file types, such as *.jpg, with exclusion using a leading pipe
- Filters by file size and file age, such as >1mb or >2years
- Four tag colors for marking examined files, with tag-based filtering
- Embedded export module for textual reports with customizable layout
- Free to use, according to the homepage
- Portable application, as described on the homepage
- Treemap layout gives a visual overview of where large items are stored
SpaceSniffer at a glance
- Category
- Software & Utilities › System Utilities
- Type
- Online tool
- Pricing
- Free
- Open source
- Not stated
- Last checked
- Oct 9, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 9, 2026
SpaceSniffer alternatives
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GNOME’s Disk Usage Analyzer, also called Baobab, shows folder usage in a tree and graphical views.
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