What is a GFS file? A GFS file contains a split file created by Glary Utilities, a Windows utility that enables you to clean and organize your computer. It stores a file that has been split up in order to create smaller files for transfer purposes. Each GFS file is a smaller part of a whole and can only be opened by joining it together with its other parts through the Glary Utilities program.

More Information When splitting a file, the GFS extension is appended to the end of the file. If your file is example.txt , the new filename would example.txt.gfs once it's split. To split a file with Glary Utilities, follow these steps: Click the "Advanced Tools" tab from the Glary Utilities start screen Select "Files & Folders," then click "File Splitter" Click Browse... , navigate to the file you want to split, and click Open Select Browse... on the next line, choose the save location of the split file, click OK , choose the maximum size for each GFS file you will create, and click Split Now! To join split GFS files and open them with Glary Utilities, follow these steps: Click the "Advanced Tools" tab from the Glary Utilities start screen Select "Files & Folders," click "File Splitter," then select the "Join file" tab Click Browse... , navigate to the split file you want to join, and click Open Select Browse... on the next line, choose the save location of the joined file, click OK , then click Join Now!