A simple Windows desktop app to export a folder's directory structure into a .txt file.
- Tree view output of selected folder
- Exclude specific files or folders
- Offline and portable
- Supports all file types
- Download the
.exefrom Releases - Run it directly (no installation required)
- Select a folder, set exclusions, and generate your tree
Some antivirus programs may flag the standalone .exe file as a potential threat, even though it’s completely safe. This is a common issue with newly compiled or unsigned applications distributed outside of the Microsoft Store or without a verified publisher.
- The app is not digitally signed with a paid code signing certificate.
- It's a new file that hasn't built up reputation in antivirus databases.
- Some antivirus tools are overly aggressive with .exe files built using tools like PyInstaller or AutoIt.
If your antivirus flags it, here’s what you can do:
- Check the file on VirusTotal.com for a second opinion.
- Restore or allow the file from your antivirus quarantine or history section.
- Add an exclusion for the app’s folder in your antivirus settings.
- Windows Defender: Settings > Privacy & Security > Windows Security > Virus & Threat Protection > Manage Settings > Add or remove exclusions.
If you're unsure, feel free to contact us for a direct link or ZIP version.
This software is licensed under the Creative Commons BY-NC 4.0 license.
You are free to use this software for personal and commercial purposes without resale or redistribution. Attribution to Dotsilicon is required.
Developed by Rashidul Hasan