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FreeFileSync Software Interface Screenshots Introduction

FreeFileSync is a user - friendly and powerful file synchronization tool. Here, we'll introduce you to its software interface through screenshots, helping you better understand how to use this tool.

1. Main Interface

The main interface of FreeFileSync is clean and intuitive. At the top, you can see the main function buttons: "Compare" and "Synchronize". These two buttons are the core operations of the software. The "Compare" button allows you to analyze the differences between two folders, while the "Synchronize" button enables you to make the two folders consistent according to the set rules.

2. Folder Selection Area

On the left - hand side and the right - hand side of the interface, there are folder selection areas. You can click the green folder icons to choose the source folder and the target folder respectively. You can also drag - and - drop folders directly into these areas. This design makes it extremely convenient for you to define the scope of file synchronization.

3. Synchronization Mode Settings

Click the gear - shaped icon in the middle of the interface to open the synchronization mode settings. Here, you can choose from different synchronization modes:

Two - way Synchronization : This mode ensures that new or updated files are copied in both directions, making both folders identical in content.

Mirror Synchronization : The content of the left - hand folder will completely overwrite the right - hand folder. Any extra files in the right - hand folder will be deleted.

Update Synchronization : Only new or updated files from the left - hand folder will be copied to the right - hand folder, and the extra files in the right - hand folder will be retained.

Custom Synchronization : You can set specific rules, such as ignoring certain file types or folders.

4. Filter Settings

The filter icon (shaped like a funnel) allows you to set which files or sub - folders to include or exclude during synchronization. For example, you can exclude temporary files (like.tmp files) or specific folders from the synchronization process. This helps you focus on the important files and improve the efficiency of synchronization.

5. Version Control and Conflict Resolution

FreeFileSync also provides features for version control and conflict resolution. In the relevant settings area, you can set to save the history of deleted or updated files. When conflicts occur during synchronization (for example, when the same file has been modified on both sides), the software will prompt you to choose which version to keep, ensuring the integrity of your data.

6. Batch Job and Logging

If you need to automate regular synchronization tasks, you can save the current synchronization settings as a batch job. And the software also has a logging function. You can view the detailed log of each synchronization operation in the log area, which is very useful for tracking historical operations and troubleshooting.

As you can see from these screenshots, FreeFileSync's interface is designed to be simple yet full - featured, making file synchronization a breeze for users of all levels.

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