Linux RM Command Maker Tool

To remove files/directories form the system, you may use the rm command in Linux.
As files are removed without going to trash or recycle bin, so use it carefully.
Utilize our tool for making the rm command easily.
Specify the required options below and grab the command by pressing the “Copy Command” button.

Basic Removal Options

-f (Force): Force deletion without prompts; ignore nonexistent files.

-i (Interactive): Interactive mode, prompt before each file removal.

-I (Interactive Once): Prompt once before removing more than three files or recursive deletion.

-v (Verbose): Verbose mode, explain what is being deleted.

-r or -R (Recursive): Recursively remove directories and their contents.

-d (Remove Empty Directories): Remove empty directories.

Safety and System Options

--preserve-root: Prevent deletion of root directory (default behavior).

--no-preserve-root: Allow deletion of root directory.

--one-file-system: Skip directories on different file systems.

--interactive[=WHEN]: Prompt based on condition (never/once/always).

Always Never Once

--: End of options marker.

Select Files/Directories Hold Ctrl/Cmd to select multiple files.