3eyedtiger/duplicatefinder

DuplicateFileRemover is a tool that helps you find and clean up duplicate files cluttering up large folders on your computer. If you have ever downloaded the same file twice, backed up photos into multiple folders, or inherited a messy shared drive full of copies, this tool helps you sort through the mess and move the duplicates out of the way. The program works by scanning the folders you point it at and comparing files to figure out which ones are identical. It does this in two steps: first, it looks at the size of each file, and then it uses a method called "hashing" to generate a unique fingerprint for files that are the same size. If two files have the same fingerprint, they are confirmed as exact duplicates. Once it identifies them, the tool can move those copies to a separate location so you can review them before permanently deleting anything. This is useful for anyone managing large collections of files, such as photo libraries, music folders, or backup directories. A photographer with thousands of images spread across different drives could use it to reclaim storage space by isolating copies. Similarly, someone tidying up an old work drive or a personal download folder would benefit from having an automated way to spot identical files rather than manually opening and comparing them one by one. The README does not go into detail about installation, setup, or specific commands. It includes a screenshot showing the interface, which suggests the tool offers a visual way to interact with it rather than relying solely on command-line inputs. Beyond that, the project is straightforward in its scope: it focuses specifically on the task of finding, comparing, and moving duplicate files based on their size and content.