Sort thousands of images in minutes - Windows application

Do you have lots of images to sort? For example AI images generated with Automatic1111 or another tool?

ImagesSorter will help you sort thousands of images in a few minutes! It will save your precious time and let you focus on more interesting activities.

Overview

The application has been designed with performance in mind, to allow you to sort hundreds of images in minutes:

• As soon as you process the image displayed on screen, the next image is displayed
• Application is Windows native, with images loading in few milliseconds
• You can use keyboard shortcuts for all actions
• Sorting an image can be done with just 1 click or 1 key pressed, without confirmation

Speed doesn’t mean taking risk to lose images:

• You can undo the last action with a simple click or keyboard shortcut
• The delete action can be configured to move images to a specific folder (similar to the Trash), allowing to undo the delete action

ImagesSorter is customizable in order to fit your use cases:

• Select a default folder to open when the application starts
• Load from the specified directory only or also the subdirectories
• Customize up to 4 buttons to move images in specific directories
• Display images sorted by filename or modified time
• Tune the delete behavior
• Choose to automatically resize the image and/or the window

ImagesSorter integrates well with GenAutomation:

• It recognizes the file name pattern of images generated by GenAutomation and will group images accordingly
• You can create multiple configurations, for example one configuration to sort images generated by a txt2img workflow which will send images to different folders matching the denoising strength you want to apply during upscaling process, and another configuration to sort images processed by the upscaling (img2img) process

Screenshots

Main tab to sort images:

Settings tab:

Requirements

ImagesSorter is a Windows application, hence will only work on Windows. All versions of Windows are supported.