Easy Mapping

The MTPdrive allows mapping devices operating in MTP mode to a drive letter in the Microsoft Windows. It offers read access to the files on the device with ability to delete them (e.g. digital cameras or Apple devices). Write access is supported as well but it depends on device's capabilities (typically Android based devices allow it).

iPhone 8 Plus mapped to drive P: in Windows 10:

Customizable filesystem

The MTPdrive can be configured to access original file/directory structure on the device (default) or use virtual file/directory names to simplify navigation through the device (useful for digital cameras).

Original file system structure

Virtual file system structure

Command-Line support

Mapping a device to a drive letter can be done using Command-Line options

Evolution of the PTPdrive

The MTPdrive is an evolution of the PTPdrive, it enhances its features (e.g. allows accessing movies in Apple devices) and also improves usability/performance (accessing original file/directory structure on the device does not require waiting for collecting information about all the files before the mapping can be done).

Freedom of customization.

The MTPdrive gives you the freedom of choice of a file manager in Windows, including command-line/script based. The MTPdrive can also utilize metadata in the actual file names (no more manual renaming like "DSC_0748.JPG" to "2019-January-New Year's-001.jpg") - see 'Filename Format Builder' section for more details. The MTPdrive supports any device operating in the MTP mode, as long as it is recognized by the Windows and is visible in the Windows Explorer. With just 3 MB of download size it's worth a try.