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Dev tools · February 12, 2026

TreeDirX

Design and generate project directories instantly. 🗃️🚀

What it does

Tired of creating project folders and files one by one manually? 😩🤷🏻 Meet TreeDirX 🚀 ✨ Convert a any folder/file tree text into a real directory structure in seconds. What you can do 👇 🔹 Paste tree text 🔹 Loadtxt,tree,yaml,json and other more files 🔹 Design structures via text editor or visual editor (drag &drop) 🔹 One click → folders & files created Perfect for: 💻 Software projects 📁 Documentation 🧠 Research & experiments ⚙️ Includes project scaffolding

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