Paragon software for disks, backups and file-system access
Explore Paragon utilities for partition management, backups, drive migration and file access between Windows, macOS and Linux. The catalog also includes CampTune for redistributing space in a Boot Camp setup.
Start with the operation you need and the format of the source drive. Copying files from another file system, resizing a partition and restoring a system image use different tools. Review the exact product and edition before making changes.
Manage Windows storage and prepare a drive migration
Paragon Hard Disk Manager 17 combines partition management, backup, recovery and system-transfer tools. Choose the workflow around the intended change: adjusting a partition layout, retaining a recovery image or moving an installation to another drive.
Paragon Migrate OS 5 focuses on transferring Windows to another HDD or SSD. Review selected contents and destination capacity before migrating, and keep the original until the target setup has been checked. Browse partition managers, drive-cloning tools and backup software for related workflows.
Work with NTFS and Linux-formatted drives from macOS
NTFS for Mac by Paragon Software provides read and write access to NTFS storage from macOS. Use it when working with files on Windows-formatted external disks or flash drives without changing their file system.
extFS for Mac provides read and write access to Linux ext2, ext3 and ext4 volumes. Select the driver for the actual file system on the drive. An NTFS driver and an extFS driver cover different formats; neither product name implies access to every type of storage.
Check the mounted volume and intended access mode before modifying files. Keep an independent copy of important data and eject the drive after work has finished. File-system access makes files available to applications; it does not create a recovery archive.
Access Mac and Linux volumes from Windows or Linux
HFS+ for Windows provides read and write access to HFS+ drives from Windows. Confirm the format of the Mac-origin drive before choosing a driver, because HFS+ and APFS are different file systems.
Linux File Systems for Windows supports reading and writing Ext2, Ext3 and Ext4 volumes. Btrfs and XFS access is read-only. Choose around the operations you need rather than assuming every recognized volume can be edited.
Microsoft NTFS for Linux supplies NTFS and HFS+ file-system drivers for a Linux environment. Review the selected driver release and edition for the intended installation. Test representative files and preserve originals before reorganizing a shared collection.
Redistribute space in an existing Boot Camp setup
Paragon CampTune changes how storage is allocated between macOS and Windows Boot Camp partitions. Its workflow uses a size slider or an entered partition size to plan the redistribution.
Use this tool for an existing Boot Camp disk layout. Resizing those partitions is a different task from accessing an external NTFS volume or running Windows in a virtual machine. Review the proposed sizes and keep independent backups before applying a change to the system disk.
Find the Paragon edition you already use
Visit the Paragon product archive to identify earlier releases. Check the product family, version and license before relying on a feature described for another edition.
Keep activation details and existing recovery copies available when changing software. Our file-backup guide explains independent-copy planning before storage changes or migration.