.ADI is a file in the Disk images category. Analyser identifies it and reads the metadata in its header, right in your browser. Analyser handles .ADI alongside related formats such as .ISO, .IMG, .IMA and more. In Analyser's format library, .ADI sits in the System & disk category. Analyser recognises .ADI files from their contents and reads what metadata it can - entirely on your device, with nothing uploaded.

How do I open a .ADI file?

Drop a .ADI file onto Analyser at https://lab.valjdakosta.com/ and it is identified directly in your browser - no upload, no account and no software to install. Open raw disk images (IMG, IMA, DSK) like a folder - Analyser mounts the FAT12/16/32 filesystem, whether a bare SD card / USB / floppy image or an MBR-partitioned disk, and lists every file in a browsable tree and treemap so you can click any one to analyse it, reading the volume label, cluster size and free space along the way; it also carves every image out of the raw sectors, recovering deleted and orphaned photos the directory no longer lists. It identifies virtual-machine and optical images (VHD/VHDX Hyper-V, VMDK VMware, QCOW2 QEMU, VDI VirtualBox, ISO) and shows the partition table; non-FAT filesystems (ISO 9660, ext2/3/4, NTFS, exFAT) are identified but not yet browsed. Compressed backups (IMC - Runtime Software / GetDataBack; ADI - Active@ Disk Image / AOMEI Backupper) are identified with their label and details; convert them to a raw .img in the tool that made them to browse and carve them.

Can I open a .ADI file online for free?

Yes. Analyser is a free online .ADI identifier that runs entirely in your browser - your .ADI file never leaves your device, so there is nothing to upload and no software to install. It even works offline once installed.

.ADI file - what it is and how to identify it online

Analyse a .ADI file

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What is a .ADI file?

.ADI is a file in the Disk images category. Analyser identifies it and reads the metadata in its header, right in your browser.

Did you know: Analyser handles .ADI alongside related formats such as .ISO, .IMG, .IMA and more.
In Analyser's format library, .ADI sits in the System & disk category.
Analyser recognises .ADI files from their contents and reads what metadata it can - entirely on your device, with nothing uploaded.
What Analyser reads: Open raw disk images (IMG, IMA, DSK) like a folder - Analyser mounts the FAT12/16/32 filesystem, whether a bare SD card / USB / floppy image or an MBR-partitioned disk, and lists every file in a browsable tree and treemap so you can click any one to analyse it, reading the volume label, cluster size and free space along the way; it also carves every image out of the raw sectors, recovering deleted and orphaned photos the directory no longer lists. It identifies virtual-machine and optical images (VHD/VHDX Hyper-V, VMDK VMware, QCOW2 QEMU, VDI VirtualBox, ISO) and shows the partition table; non-FAT filesystems (ISO 9660, ext2/3/4, NTFS, exFAT) are identified but not yet browsed. Compressed backups (IMC - Runtime Software / GetDataBack; ADI - Active@ Disk Image / AOMEI Backupper) are identified with their label and details; convert them to a raw .img in the tool that made them to browse and carve them.
Depth of analysis: .ADI is an identification-grade format: Analyser recognises it from its bytes and decodes the header metadata it carries, rather than opening it in a full viewer. Formats that do get a full viewer are marked "Full" on the formats page.
Open a .ADI file: Drag a .ADI file onto the Analyser home page (or tap to pick one). It is identified entirely in your browser - nothing is uploaded, there is no account, and it works offline once installed.
Related formats: .ISO · .IMG · .IMA · .DSK · .IMC · .VHD · .VHDX · .VMDK · .QCOW2 · .VDI. See all supported file types.