How To Extract Files From Multiple Folders in Windows

A quick-guide to the easiest way move or extract files (photos, documents, music) from multiple folders into one new folder directory. Works in Windows 11 (or any older version).

[parsacraft]

after months of wasting time by doing it each by each, I finally figured maybe there is a way to do all at the same time. You are a lifesaver

[camintofu]

Dude, thank you for this! You saved me A LOT of time!
I used the tutorial in your website. Perfect.

[HalcyonHavoc]

This saved me soooo much time! Thank you!

[icecubejdi]

I feel so stupid not knowing this lol TY so much

[mehdighasemi]

I wanna thank you bro I was confused how I'm gonna do that!
finally found your helpful video!

[davidalexander]

Strangely, when I try this on Windows 11, the folders and files are all mixed up, rather than having all of the folders first, which means I would have to go through and click them one by one. Maybe this happens when folders are inside folders containing files.

Edit: For anyone else who has this issue. Go to Sort at the top and then select "type". Then the folders will all move to the top and the files underneath.

[ronniewanendeya]

OKAY - Just saved me a few minutes of transferring 50 files.

[JurijMalovrh-vwgl]

Thank you! This actually works hahahhaha, genius!

[pujakhandelwal]

That is so simple and helpful, thank you

[kunjabiharikar]

Thank you so much for saving a lot of time.

[bibhudattabehera]

Really very Helpful, But how to see files if the folders are in Zip files

[doctoredlocks]

You said this only works for top level? What if you have multiple folders within folders?

[bijibadness]

your accent is DOPE. that's all. good video, too.

[sylviasass]

Can you do the same on android files app?