EaseUS Partition Master Free Edition v13.5

EaseUS Partition Master Free Edition is incredibly simple to use, one of many reasons that you should consider it when looking for a good free disk partitioning tool.

EaseUS Partition Master Free Edition is one of the best disk partitioning tools out there, but there are, unfortunately, some features that are only available through the professional version:

Pros:

• Very user-friendly, even for inexperienced computer users
• Lets you preview changes before applying them
• Includes lots of useful operations

Cons:

• Can only be used for personal use
• Extending the system volume requires a reboot
• You can't manage dynamic volumes
• Might ask you to install another program during setup
• Unable to convert between MBR and GPT without losing data

Here are some other things worth knowing before downloading EaseUS Partition Master Free Edition:

• Works with Windows 10, Windows 8, Windows 7, Windows Vista, and Windows XP
• All changes are queued and sent to the "Pending Operations" section at the top of the program and are only applied to the disks when you click Execute
• The computer can optionally be shut down automatically after applying the pending changes
• Resizing a partition is as easy as physically sliding the whole partition left and right, but you also have the option to enter the partition size manually
• Partitions on the same disk can be merged together, which will copy all the contents of one and put it into a folder on the other, creating one single partition but without erasing any of the data
• An operating system can be migrated from one drive to another, larger one
• Individual partitions can be deleted or you can quickly remove all partitions on a disk at one time
• New partitions can be formatted in the FAT/FAT32, NTFS, EXT2, or EXT3 file system, or even left unformatted
• One partition can be copied to a different partition to essentially create a cloned partition, even if the destination partition is smaller than the source

I love that the changes you make with EaseUS Partition Master Free aren't immediately applied to the disks. It makes it way easier to play out what will happen after you've made all the changes.

For example, you can resize a partition, format the resulting unallocated space, and then change the drive letters all in just a few moments, and then see what the result looks like before actually doing any of it. The program interface will change to reflect what you've done, but none of it will actually apply to the disks until you click the Execute button.

I also think the overall look and feel of EaseUS Partition Master Free makes whatever you're doing with your computer's partitions easy to understand and accomplish. The options aren't too overwhelming and each of them are accurately named.

Additionally, I really like how detailed the explanations and tutorials are in their online manual, super helpful if you're still not quite sure what to do.