Print Folder Tree

If you have a complex folder structure on your PC and need to navigate through it quickly, it will be useful to print the list of folders and have it on hand. You will see the location of each subfolder, so you can easily find the one you are looking for.

A tool that will help you with this is Print Maestro. This handy solution will quickly print folder tree after preview. It automatically generates easy-to-read list of folders located in the folder you select and prints this document or saves as a file.

When you click on some folder in the left-side folder list, you will see all its subfolders listed in the upper right side list. Below it you will find the report mock that will be printed. To the right from the mock there is a list of report types, where you need to check off 'Tree' in Standard tab.

The program is very simple in use, so you will get you folder tree printed in a few seconds. Just go through these steps:

Install Print Maestro to PC and launch it

Select the folder whose tree you'd like to print

Choose the type of report (folder tree)

Press 'Print' button at the top menu bar

Press printer icon at the top left corner

Press OK

In addition to the 15 predifined reports, you can create your own. You select which columns you need and the app does the job for you.

This automatic directory printer adjusts generated reports for standard printer settings used in your computer. To change the settings just press Edit icon in the top menu. Here you will be able to set font size and type, margins, measures, as well as paper format.

Besides folder tree you can print a list of files stored in specific folder, as well as folder list with information about each item. Try it for free in a trial version before purchase!

Windows XP/2003/Vista/7/8/10/11

Print Maestro Customer Reviews 2026

"We print folder trees for our data classification audit. Print Maestro generates PDF reports showing the complete directory hierarchy of shared drives. Auditors accept these as official documentation."

Richard Coleman IT Director, Goldman Sachs

"We document customer server folder structures before and after migrations. Print Maestro exports to Excel for side-by-side comparison. The tree view makes structural differences easy to spot."

Yuki Sato Systems Engineer, NTT Communications

"Regulatory compliance requires documented folder structures for our data retention policy. Print Maestro generates date-stamped tree reports that we archive quarterly."

Patricia Novak Compliance Officer, Citibank

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