Best Terminal File Managers in 2026

In short: FileManagerTUI is ranked #1 of 28 as of 8 October 2026, ahead of Newt and nnn. The best-ranked option with a free plan is Newt.

A terminal file manager gives you ways to navigate folders and handle files without leaving a command-line workflow. Compare archive support, dual-pane layout, preview pane, and remote file access, then check Linux, macOS, and Windows support for the systems you use. Free plan availability and paid-from pricing can help you weigh access and cost. FileManagerTUI, Newt, and Rat Commander are among the names to consider, alongside Broot and pointer. Which capabilities matter most may depend on whether you work with archives, need to view files before opening them, or move between local and remote locations.

28 terminal file managers ranked on what their makers publish — plans and prices, free tiers, platforms and the facts on their own pages.

28ranked
16free plans on this page
8 Oct 2026last checked

16 of the 25 here have a free tier you can use, 2 have open-source code on record, and 2 have full bars: free, open, on most of your devices and documented.

#AppSignalFree tierOpen codeDevicesFromScore
1FileManagerTUIWindows · Mac · Linux Full bars3 of 6Free7.9
2NewtWindows · Mac · Linux Full bars3 of 6Free7.9
3nnnWindows · Mac · Linux · Android Three bars—4 of 6Free6.6
4Rat CommanderWindows · Mac · Linux Three bars—3 of 6Free6.6
5BrootWindows · Mac · Linux Three bars—3 of 6Free6.5
6ClifmMac · Linux · Android Three bars—3 of 6Free6.5
7elioWindows · Mac · Linux · Self-hosted Three bars—3 of 6Free6.5
8pointerMac · Linux Two bars—2 of 6Free6.5
9RunaWindows · Mac · Linux Three bars—3 of 6Free6.5
10superfileWindows · Mac · Linux Three bars—3 of 6Free6.5
11ZetaWindows · Mac · Linux Three bars—3 of 6Free6.5
12cfilesMac · Linux Two bars—2 of 6Free6.4
13far2lMac · Linux Two bars—2 of 6Free6.4
14Midnight CommanderMac · Linux · Self-hosted Two bars—2 of 6Free6.4
15FModelWindows Two bars—1 of 6Free6.3
16Deepfence SecretScannerLinux · Self-hosted Two bars—1 of 6Free6.2
17TermixWindows · Mac · Linux Two bars——3 of 6—5.6
18xplrMac · Linux One bar——2 of 6—5.5
19TUIFIManagerWindows · Mac · Linux · Android One bar——4 of 6—5.4
20UnixTreeWindows · Mac · Linux One bar——3 of 6—5.4
21VifmWindows · Mac · Linux One bar——3 of 6—5.4
22YaziWindows · Mac · Linux One bar——3 of 6—5.4
23JoshutoMac · Linux No signal——2 of 6—5.3
24Middle ManagerMac · Linux One bar——2 of 6—5.3
25Far ManagerWindows No signal——1 of 6—5.2
Compare all 25 in a table
#AppScoreFree planFromFree planPaid fromDual-pane layoutLinux support
1FileManagerTUI7.9Free planFreeYes—YesYes
2Newt7.9Free planFreeYes—YesYes
3nnn6.6Free planFree——NoYes
4Rat Commander6.6Free planFreeYes—YesYes
5Broot6.5Free planFreeYes—YesYes
6Clifm6.5Free planFree——NoYes
7elio6.5Free planFree——NoYes
8pointer6.5Free planFreeYes—YesYes
9Runa6.5Free planFreeYes—YesYes
10superfile6.5Free planFreeYes—YesYes
11Zeta6.5Free planFree——YesYes
12cfiles6.4Free planFreeYes——Yes
13far2l6.4Free planFreeYes——Yes
14Midnight Commander6.4Free planFreeYes—Yes—
15FModel6.3Free planFreeYes———
16Deepfence SecretScanner6.2Free planFree————
17Termix5.6No———NoYes
18xplr5.5No—Yes—YesYes
19TUIFIManager5.4No————Yes
20UnixTree5.4No———NoYes
21Vifm5.4No—Yes—Yes—
22Yazi5.4No—Yes———
23Joshuto5.3No—Yes——Yes
24Middle Manager5.3No———YesYes
25Far Manager5.2No—Yes—Yes—

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Questions about this list

Which terminal file manager is ranked first on Freedom251?

FileManagerTUI is ranked #1 of 28 with a score of 7.9. Newt is second and nnn third.

How many of these have a free plan?

16 of the 25 on this page publish a free plan on their own pricing pages.

How is this list ranked?

Ranked free-and-open first: a usable free tier and open-source code, then the platforms it runs on and its documentation.

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