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AOMEI Partition Assistant vs GParted

AOMEI Partition Assistant

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GParted

gparted.org

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FigureAOMEI Partition AssistantGParted
Price from$4.16/moFree
Free planYesYes
Free trialYes—
Open source—Yes
WindowsYesYes
macOS—Yes
Linux—Yes
Self-hosted—Yes
Plans published103
Spec score · Disk Partition Software8.3 (#6)8.6 (#2)
AudienceThe maker describes Partition Assistant as suitable for home users and IT professionals.The project describes uses including resizing a system drive, freeing space for another operating system, and creating partitions to share data among operating systems.
PurposeAOMEI Partition Assistant manages hard drive partitions, including creating, deleting, merging, splitting, resizing, and moving partitions.GParted is a free graphical partition editor for managing disk partitions.
SupportThe maker says it provides lifetime free technical support by email and also directs customers to its social channels and forum.The project directs users to its documentation, FAQ, issue tracker, and contact page for help and bug reporting.

Plans

AOMEI Partition Assistant

  • StandardFree
  • Professional Yearly$49.95 a year
  • Professional Lifetime$59.95, paid once
  • Professional Family Lifetime$89.95, paid once
  • Server Yearly$169 a year
  • Server Lifetime$199, paid once
  • Unlimited Yearly$399 a year
  • Technician Yearly$599 a year
  • Unlimited Lifetime$599, paid once
  • Technician Lifetime$799, paid once

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GParted

  • Free softwareFree
  • GPartedFree
  • GParted LiveFree

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In their own words

AOMEI Partition Assistant

AOMEI Partition Assistant is Windows software for creating, deleting, merging, splitting, resizing, and moving hard drive partitions. It also lists operating-system migration to an SSD, system disk cloning, conversion between MBR and GPT, and bootable media creation. The software supports storage devices recognized by Windows, including HDDs, SSDs, USB disks, NVMe drives, RAID, and NAS. Listed operating systems range from Windows 7 through Windows 11 and Windows Server 2008 R2 through Server 2025. For ReFS, Ext2/3, ExFAT, and other unknown file systems, the listed operations are limited to format, delete, and wipe. Standard is freeware. Professional Yearly costs $49.95 per year for one license covering two PCs; Professional Lifetime costs $59.95 per once for two PCs, with lifetime use and upgrades. Other editions cover family PCs, servers, unlimited company systems, or billable technician services. A demo lets users simulate operations, and upgrading to the full version activates all features. The maker describes it as suitable for home users and IT professionals.

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GParted

GParted is a free graphical editor for managing disk partitions. It can create, delete, resize, move, check, label, and copy partitions, as well as assign a new UUID. It can also create partition tables such as msdos and gpt. Supported storage includes hard drives, USB flash devices, SSDs, NVMe, and RAID devices. The project lists filesystems including bcachefs, btrfs, exFAT, ext2/3/4, FAT16/32, NTFS, and XFS, although available actions vary by filesystem. GParted Live provides a bootable GNU/Linux environment that can run from CD, USB, a PXE server, or a hard disk. Current Live releases are 64-bit amd64 images and work with UEFI Secure Boot; native installation requires Linux. At least 1 GB of RAM is needed to use all application features. The project warns that partition editing can cause data loss and recommends backing up first. It also provides instructions for checking downloads with a signed checksum list and GPG.

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