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SORT, or the other ways.
There are three usual ways to tame a camera roll. Here is what each one really does with your files.
| By hand | Cloud photo apps | Duplicate cleaners | SORT | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Real folders on your disk | ||||
| By camera, date and place | Slowly | Inside the app only | ||
| Photos never leave your computer | Varies | |||
| Works without internet | ||||
| Finds resized WhatsApp copies | Some | Some | ||
| Copy or Move, your choice | ||||
| Dry run before anything is written | ||||
| Mac and Windows | Usually one | |||
| 4,000 photos | 3 to 5 hours | Upload first | Duplicates only | About 4 minutes |
Cloud photo apps and duplicate cleaners differ from one to another. This table describes what the category usually offers.
Versus doing it by hand
You read dates off each file, guess from names, and drag batch after batch. GPS stays locked inside the photo. SORT reads all of it from the file and builds the tree in one pass.
Versus a cloud library
A cloud app sorts inside its own app and needs your photos on its servers. SORT makes real folders you can open anywhere, and nothing is uploaded.
Versus a duplicate cleaner
Duplicate cleaners only find copies. SORT finds them too, without AI, and also files everything by camera, date and place.
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