Synchromat

File synchronization presents many advantages. You can copy or update huge amounts of data, in an orderly fashion, in a single run. Synchromat comes with such capabilities and it can be used without any difficulties, even by beginners. It analyzes the contents of two data pools and it displays them side by side, to make any difference easier to spot. You can decide how to handle each file and make all contents identical, with a single click.

The software is available in free and Pro editions. It can be installed in a matter of seconds, on Windows 2000 or any later edition, including the 2008 Server edition. You will not encounter any confusing options during the setup process and you don't have to install any prerequisite tools.

You can start a synchronization process, by selecting two folders with different browsing options, on the left and right sides of the user interface, after which you can start synchronizing right away. Alternatively, you can analyze the contents of your folders, before synchronizing them.

When the analysis is complete, a side by side comparison of your files will be displayed in the central region of the interface. You can select various actions for each file pair, such as copying from left to right or vice-versa, doing nothing or deleting both files. You can also choose a general direction for the synchronization process.

Synchromat is not limited to local folders. You can also synchronize data from FTP or SFTP servers, Amazon accounts or various cloud storage services, including Dropbox, Google Drive and others. You can select one of these accounts on both sides of the interface, in a drop menu.