QuickSFV 3

QuickSFV is a file verification tool that ensures the integrity of files by comparing them to previously generated checksums.

QuickSFV uses various checksum algorithms (such as CRC32) to generate unique hash values for files. It then compares these checksums to the ones stored in SFV files to determine if any files have been modified or corrupted.

An SFV file (Simple File Verification) is a plain text file that contains checksums (hash values) for each corresponding file. These files are commonly used for verifying the integrity of downloaded or transferred files.

To generate SFV files, you can either drag and drop the files you want to verify onto the QuickSFV window, or use the 'Add' button to select multiple files. After that, click 'Save' to create the SFV file containing the checksums for those files.

Yes, QuickSFV can directly verify individual files without relying on an SFV file. You just need to select the file you want to verify and click the 'Check' button.

Yes, QuickSFV supports multiple hash algorithms such as CRC32, MD5, and SHA-1. You can choose the desired algorithm in the program settings.

Yes, QuickSFV can recursively check files in nested directories. Just make sure to select the top-level directory and enable the 'Recursive' option before clicking 'Check'.

No, QuickSFV is currently only available for Windows operating systems.

Yes, QuickSFV offers a command-line interface (CLI) that allows you to perform file verification tasks without using the graphical user interface.

For more information, usage examples, and support, you can visit the official QuickSFV website at https://www.quicksfv.org/