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Directory Report review

#92 of 104 in Disk Space Analyzers

A focused Windows reporting tool for inspecting and documenting files and folders.

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

Directory Report is a Windows desktop utility for scanning selected directories and drives, then presenting the results as graphical folder hierarchies, file-type information and printable reports. It suits solo users and small teams that need to inspect local files, document folder structures, organize information or produce reports for sharing and recordkeeping. The product is presented by Starglider Systems as the STG FolderPrint Plus Directory Report Tool, with support listed for Windows 7, 8, 10 and 11.

The paid plan is straightforward: STG FolderPrint Plus costs US$21.95 as a one-time purchase. It includes directory and drive scanning, file-type reports, printable graphical output, and export to HTML, Excel, CSV, JPG, PNG, PDF and text. That pricing model fits buyers who prefer a single purchase for a focused desktop utility rather than a recurring subscription. The published order terms also include a 30-day money-back guarantee. There is no free plan, so buyers will need to commit to the paid license to use the product.

Its strongest fit is reporting flexibility. Users can filter results by file masks, dates, file sizes or content, then sort, reorder, resize or remove report columns before printing or exporting. These controls make Directory Report useful when the output itself matters, such as documentation, review or presentation. Its scope is narrower than disk analyzers built around broader analysis features, and it is limited to Windows desktop deployment with documentation listed as the support channel. Choose it for Windows-based directory reporting, printing and export; consider an alternative if you need cross-platform access or a wider analysis focus.

Directory Report pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Detailed filters for file masks, dates, sizes and content
    • Exports reports to HTML, Excel, CSV, images, PDF and text
    • Customizable columns with graphical folder and file-type views
  • Where it doesn't
    • Available only as a Windows desktop utility
    • No free plan; the license is paid upfront
    • More focused on reporting than broad disk analysis

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