.wim, .esd, .swm). Extract files, add new content, replace existing entries, and delete items — all powered by wimlib-imagex under the hood, with real-time logs and a built-in terminal for advanced use.
Installation
Download WimExplorer and get it running on Windows in minutes.
Quick Start
Open your first WIM file and start exploring its contents.
File Operations
Extract, add, replace, and delete files inside WIM images.
API Reference
Integrate with WimExplorer’s local REST API from your own scripts.
What you can do
Browse image contents
Navigate folders and files with a tree panel, content table, and breadcrumb bar.
Multi-image WIM support
Select individual images from WIM files that contain multiple Windows editions.
Conflict detection
WimExplorer checks for duplicate paths before importing and lets you decide how to proceed.
Real-time logs
Watch every operation in a live log console with streaming output from wimlib.
Getting started
Download and run the launcher
Run
WimExplorer-v1.1.exe. The launcher verifies your system automatically — it will prompt to install Node.js if needed.Open a WIM file
Type or paste the path to a
.wim, .esd, or .swm file in the path bar, then click Abrir.Select an image
If the file contains multiple images (e.g., different Windows editions), a selector appears — choose the one you want to explore.
WimExplorer requires 7-Zip to display file sizes and modification dates. If it’s not found on startup, you’ll be prompted to install it automatically via
winget or specify its path manually.