ExportFinder
enumerate · search · resolve
Free software. It lists the export table of any Windows DLL, including named and ordinal-only exports and forwarders, and can search a whole folder for a given export by name. It only reads files: it never loads or executes the DLLs it inspects.
Free software · No license key · Windows 10 / 11 · 64-bit
See it in action
Every export, at a glance
Point it at a folder, pick a DLL, and read the whole export table: ordinal, RVA, name
and, for a forwarder, exactly where it forwards to. Here
kernel32.dll with all 1693 of its exports.
Why ExportFinder
Read a DLL's exports without running it
Everything you need to answer "what does this DLL export, and which module exports this function" - parsed straight from the file on disk.
The complete export table
Every entry a DLL publishes, with its ordinal, RVA and name - read directly from the PE export directory, in the order the module declares them.
Ordinal-only exports too
Exports published by ordinal with no name are listed like any other, so nothing is hidden just because the module never named it.
Forwarders resolved
A forwarded export shows its real target - NTDLL.RtlAcquireSRWLockExclusive,
api-ms-win-core-libraryloader-l1-1-0 and the rest - so you can follow the
chain to the module that really implements it.
Search a whole folder
Type an export name and search every DLL in a directory at once to find which module
exports it. Turn on Recursive to sweep the subfolders as well - handy
against C:\Windows\System32.
Filter as you type
Narrow the DLL list and the export rows instantly, by name, ordinal or forwarder target, with a live count of what matched against the total.
It never runs what it reads
ExportFinder opens each file for reading and parses its headers. It does
not call LoadLibrary and it never executes a DLL, so
inspecting an untrusted or malformed module runs none of its code.
Take the results with you
Export... writes the rows to a file and Copy all puts them on the clipboard - always exactly the rows currently shown, so a filtered view saves a filtered list.
Free, and stays free
No license key, no trial timer and no account: download it and use it. Runs on Windows 10 and 11, 64-bit.