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BootIt UEFI review

#27 of 29 in Boot Manager Software

A broad paid toolkit for UEFI multiboot and disk-management work.

3.0/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

BootIt UEFI is a pre-boot utility for managing partitions, configuring multiple operating systems, repairing Windows boot data, and creating or restoring disk images. It supports Windows and Linux file systems, GPT, MBR, and EMBR partition management, and boot loaders from partitions across multiple drives. Computer users, enthusiasts, and professionals who need multiboot control alongside disk operations are the clearest audience. It is distributed through the BootIt Collection rather than as a separately priced product.

The BootIt Collection brings together BootIt UEFI, BootIt Bare Metal, a partition manager, a boot manager, and drive imaging backup, restore, and cloning. Within BootIt UEFI, users can create, copy, delete, undelete, resize, and convert partitions; edit Windows BCD data for boot-error repair; and configure boot-menu items or use Direct Boot Menu. Full-drive and partition imaging adds a recovery-oriented layer, while TBScript supports scripting for partition and disk operations. Support for boot loaders across up to 16 hard drives makes the feature set suited to complex storage layouts rather than only basic boot selection.

Pricing is structured as a paid, one-time license with a 30-day free trial, and the published plan is the BootIt Collection. That arrangement makes the product more appropriate for buyers who need the broader toolkit and expect to keep using it, rather than people seeking a standalone free boot manager. Its UEFI focus is a key boundary: users working in BIOS-centered environments should choose an alternative designed for that workflow. Pick BootIt UEFI for paid UEFI multiboot, partition management, BCD repair, imaging, cloning, and scripting in one collection; look elsewhere if a free plan or BIOS support is essential.

BootIt UEFI pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Combines UEFI multiboot, partitioning, imaging, cloning, and repair tools
    • Manages GPT, MBR, and EMBR partitions across up to 16 hard drives
    • Adds configurable boot menus, Direct Boot Menu, and TBScript automation
  • Where it doesn't
    • No free plan is available
    • The product is focused on UEFI rather than BIOS workflows
    • The BootIt Collection is sold with all sales final

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