DiskImageTool

A Powerful Floppy Disk Image Manager & Greaseweazle/KryoFlux Flux Tool

This is a personal project of mine. I decided to make the source code available in case anyone finds it useful, but at no time should it be considered production quality.

What does DiskImageTool do?

It allows you to view and edit IBM PC formatted floppy disk images.
You can easily copy files and folders in and out of images by dragging and dropping.
Convert between multiple image formats
Create new disk images
File properties editor
Boot sector editor
File Allocation Table (FAT) editor
Full featured Hex editor. Focus on individual regions of the disk or view and edit the entire disk.
Text file viewer
Raw track viewer
Easily repair a modified boot sector OEM Name using a built in database of suggestions.
Clean up modifications made by Windows to the boot sector and directory entries with one click.
Open hundreds of images at one time and use powerful filters to narrow down your search to the ones that need your attention.
Read and Write floppy disks using a Greaseweazle (https://decromancer.ca/greaseweazle/)
Import raw Flux Sets using either Greaseweazle Tools (https://github.com/keirf/greaseweazle) or KryoFlux Host Software (https://kryoflux.com/)
Built in Database to identify known disk images (Mostly games at this time)

DiskImageTool suports the following image formats:

Basic Sector Images (.ima, .img, .vfd, .flp, .160, .180, .320, .360, .720, .120, .144, .288, .dmf, .xdf)
WinImage Compressed Disk Image (.imz)
ImageDisk Sector Image (.imd)
TeleDisk Sector Image (.td0)
PCE Sector Image (.psi)
PCE Bitstream Image (.pri)
86Box 86F Image (.86f)
HxC HFE v1 Image (.hfe)
HxC MFM Image (.mfm)
Transcopy Image (.tc)
Raw Flux Set (.raw) * Import Only; Requires Greaseweazle Tools or KryoFlux Host Software
Supercard Pro image (.scp) * Import Only; Requires Greaseweazle Tools

DiskImageTool can also open the above image types from within Zip files.

Greaseweazle Tools and KryoFlux Host Software can be used for importing without requiring a hardware device.

Suggestions for new features are welcome.

I have a discord channel set up for the discussion of DiskImageTool at #diskimagetool

Download the latest release here

DiskImageTool

Install / Use

README

DiskImageTool