AmoK Exif Sorter

AmoK Exif Sorter is a Java-based tool that you can use to automatically sort images obtained from digital cameras by taking into account their EXIF information. It features profiles and several advanced options that can be easily tackled.

You can opt for a setup package or a no-install edition of the application, depending on your preferences. The portable version can be saved to a USB flash drive to seamlessly launch AmoK Exif Sorter on any PC. It doesn't change Windows registry settings.

As far as the GUI is concerned, the app adopts a standard window with a plain-looking structure that's easy to navigate. You can pick the folder with JPEG images to scan and the output directory of the new files, view the original and new filename, along with the new file path and timestamp of each file.

The files can be sorted by copying, moving or renaming them. It's possible to open images in your default viewer, create reports with the XML or TXT file extension, choose the preferred separator for existing files, hide the splash screen on startup, ask the tool to remember the window position on exit, switch to another UI language, apply a proxy configuration to connect to the Internet, as well as use the current date or last modified file date as the missing EXIF date.

It had minimal impact on the computer's performance in our tests, thanks to the fact that it needed low CPU and RAM to work properly. We haven't encountered any stability issues in our tests, as it didn't freeze, crash or indicate errors.

Thanks to its approachable interface and advanced settings, AmoK Exif Sorter should meet the requirements of many users looking to organize JPEG photos by EXIF metadata.