Photo Organizer Pro

Problem

New photos on phones and computers often arrive with messy filenames, duplicate screenshots, and missing context about time, events, or locations. Manual cleanup requires checking timestamps, applying tags, and comparing duplicates, which is easy to abandon. Photo Organizer Pro reduces this to a repeatable incremental task: it processes only new photos, so previously organized files are not handled again.

How It Works

It supports common image formats such as JPG, JPEG, PNG, HEIC, HEIF, and RAW. The core workflow is:
- detect new photos and skip files that have already been organized;
- remove duplicates while keeping the highest-resolution version;
- rename files using {time}_{content_tag}_{location};
- return totals, duplicate count, remaining count, and tag-category statistics.

Boundaries

It is useful for batch archiving a personal photo library, but it does not replace professional photo retouching, deep metadata editing, or cloud collaboration permission management. If content tags depend on human judgment, some tags may need manual correction after the first pass.