The duplicate file finder for Mac that remembers every drive.
For the drive you keep meaning to sort out. SupaDupa helps you see what’s taking up space, find duplicates, group similar files, and sort through folders full of raw footage, endless exports, and forgotten filenames.
Scan, exact duplicates, and basic search are free forever. No card.
Your files stay on your Mac. Notarized by Apple.
External Drive · 1.4 TB
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2×MOVwedding_FINAL.mov8.4 GB
copyMOVwedding_FINAL_v2.mov8.4 GB
2×MOVinterview_4k.mp43.1 GB
copyMOVinterview_4k_copy.mp43.1 GB
IMGIMG_2401.RAW48 MB
IMGIMG_2401_edit.tif92 MB
2×IMGscreenshot.png1.9 MB
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DOCcontract.pdf240 KB
DOCinvoice_q4.pdf180 KB
WAVvoicememo.m4a14 MB
WAVscore.wav220 MB
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Find duplicates & reclaim space
SupaDupa is a macOS menu bar app that finds duplicates, organizes files,
and frees up space on old hard drives.
Point this duplicate file finder at any folder or drive and it turns up
the duplicate files hiding there, so you can trash the copies and free up
disk space. Pro is $49 once, no subscription, and the free tier finds
exact duplicates without a card or an email.
Features
Eight tools. One app.
Free does the looking. Pro does the cleaning.
Free
Scan a folder
Point at any drive. See what's actually on it: counts, sizes, types, what's been sitting untouched.
Free
Find exact copies
Same file, three drives, four times. Trash the copies, keep the original.
Free
Search anything
Search every drive at once, even the ones you haven't plugged in for months. By name, type, size, or date. Your files stay on your Mac.
Free
Browse your media
Every photo and video, every drive, one grid. Filter by camera, by location, by year.
Pro
Auto-tag
Search “kayaking 2019” a year later and find them. SupaDupa tags your photos by what's in them, no naming required.
Pro
Catch the near-duplicates
Same shot, three exports, two resizes. The look-alikes you keep meaning to clean up.
Pro
Preview every move
See every rename and move before it actually runs. Apply what you want, undo what you don't.
Pro
Watch your drives
Plug a drive in. SupaDupa catches what's new without you pressing anything.
Download SupaDupa for Mac free, point it at a folder or a drive, review the duplicates it finds, and
trash the copies. That's the whole job. Your Mac doesn't ship with a
dedicated duplicate file finder, which is why duplicate files pile up
quietly for years.
1
Download SupaDupa
The free tier covers your first scan and every scan after it, and it never asks for a card or an email.
2
Point it at a folder or a drive
Your Downloads folder, an external drive, the whole disk. Pick the mess you've been avoiding.
3
Review the duplicate files it finds
Same file, three drives, four times. You see every group before anything happens.
4
Trash the copies, keep the originals
The duplicate files go to the Trash, never straight to deleted, and every bulk action has one-click undo.
Duplicate files are the cheapest disk space you'll ever get back.
Find duplicates once, delete the copies, keep one original, and the
gigabytes return without losing a thing.
Old drives
Made for the drives in your drawer.
Most duplicate file finders only see what's plugged in. SupaDupa remembers.
Scan an old drive once and it remembers every file: names, types,
sizes, dates. Unplug the drive, put it back in the drawer, and search
still works. When the same file lives on your Mac and on a backup drive
you haven't touched since 2019, you'll know before you go digging for a
cable.
Exact copies are the easy half. Pro also catches the near-duplicates:
same shot, three exports, two resizes, the look-alikes you keep meaning
to clean up. SupaDupa groups those similar files together so you can
compare them and keep the best one. You can
watch near-duplicate grouping in action before you ever run a scan.
That combination is the point of the app. Old external drives are where
duplicate files breed: a decade of camera dumps, project handoffs, and
"just in case" copies of copies. SupaDupa is built to sort exactly that
out, and your files stay on your Mac while it does.
Pricing
Pay once.
Keep it forever.
A real Mac app you actually own. No subscription, no monthly creep.
Secure checkout via Paddle. 14-day refund, no questions asked.
Free covers scan, exact duplicates, and basic search. Forever, no card.
Free tier
Is there a free duplicate file finder for Mac?
Yes. SupaDupa's free tier finds exact duplicate files on any folder or
drive, and it stays free. You don't enter a card or an email, and there
is no trial clock running behind your back. Free also covers search by
name and type, plus the media browser for photos and videos.
The cleanup tools live in Pro: near-duplicate detection for similar
photos, auto-tagging by photo content, preview-every-move organization,
and drive watching. Pro is $49 once, with a year of updates included,
and renewing is optional because nothing breaks when you stop. The
SupaDupa pricing page breaks down exactly what's in each tier.
Download
Free to download.
Free to start.
Connect a drive. Run a scan. See what's there. Upgrade when you want
the cleanup tools.
Free forever. No card, no email. macOS 13+, Apple Silicon recommended.
Your files stay on your Mac. Notarized and code-signed by Apple.
Updates included for a year. Renewals are
$19/yr
and optional. The app keeps working either way.
FAQ
The questions we get asked.
SupaDupa is a macOS menu bar app that finds duplicate files, organizes messy folders, and searches every drive you own, including drives you haven't plugged in for months. Your files stay on your Mac.
Creative knowledge workers (photographers, video editors, designers) with years of files scattered across external hard drives. If you have camera dumps, near-identical exports, and old project drives you're afraid to open, you're the target.
Your files stay on your Mac. Period. SupaDupa never uploads file names, contents, scan results, or folder paths. It reads your files only to sort them. What does leave: app updates, license verification, anonymous usage events (which features got used, never what files), a periodic install ping with your Mac's hardware class (CPU type, RAM range, macOS version; never your hostname), and an optional crash report when something breaks. Both usage analytics and crash reports can be turned off in Settings → Privacy. This site uses Plausible for visit counts. No cookies, no tracking. Full details in our privacy policy.
macOS 13 (Ventura) or newer. Apple Silicon strongly recommended: Auto-tag is much faster on M-series. Intel Macs work, just slower for Auto-tag.
$49 once. You get every Pro feature plus a year of updates. After that, the app keeps working forever. You just stop getting new versions. $19/yr extends your update window. Optional. Renew anytime, skip a year, never renew. Your call.
Nothing breaks. The version you have keeps working forever, with every Pro feature unlocked. You'd just stop getting new versions until you renew.
Yes. Your license is tied to your email, not a specific machine. Same key works on your laptop, desktop, and work Mac.
Yes, that's the whole point. Plug in a drive, point SupaDupa at it, and it remembers every file. Search still works on drives you've unplugged, and that memory stays on your Mac.
Yes, with Pro. Near-duplicate detection groups the look-alikes: same shot, three exports, two resizes. Free finds the exact duplicate photos and files; Pro catches the similar photos that merely look the same.
Yes. Every destructive action (renames, moves, trashing duplicates) has one-click undo. Trashed files go to the macOS Trash, not deleted directly, so you can restore from there too.
Scan a folder or drive with SupaDupa, review the duplicate files it finds, and send the copies to the Trash. Nothing is deleted directly: trashed files sit in the Trash until you empty it, and every bulk action has one-click undo.
Yes. Duplicate files are disk space you already gave up once. Delete the copies, keep one original, and the space comes straight back. On drives full of camera dumps and exports, duplicates are usually the quickest space to reclaim.
Yes. Free covers folder scanning, exact-duplicate detection, search by name and type, and the media browser. Forever, no card. The $49 Pro upgrade adds auto-tagging by photo content, near-duplicate detection, preview-every-move organization, and automatic drive watching.
It depends on what you're cleaning. If you want a pay-once price ($49, no subscription), a free tier that finds exact duplicate files, and search that keeps working on unplugged drives, that combination is what SupaDupa was built around.
Here's the latest. SupaDupa updates itself the day a new version ships, so
you're always on it. Nothing to download twice.
v0.5.1
See exactly what a scan will do — before, during, and after.
Before a scan starts, SupaDupa shows the folder's size and file count and lists the system folders it will skip, so there are no surprises. Very large or external drives get a quick estimate instead of a long wait.
While a scan runs, you watch live counts and a breakdown that builds up by file type in place of a plain progress bar. Protected system folders that macOS won't let any app read now show as skipped, not as errors.
SupaDupa now follows your Mac's light or dark appearance on its own, and a new sun and moon button in the toolbar lets you switch on the spot.
Disconnecting a large folder no longer freezes the app, and Settings is easier to skim, with the details tucked behind a '?' on each row.