Avalloc EXIF Sorter

Besides the image inside the frame you want to capture, pictures also hold all related details regarding camera, time, date, GPS, and others, known as EXIF data. These serve for organizing your picture collections, and with applications like Avalloc EXIF Sorter this can be done by placing them in different folders according to different EXIF fields.

The application doesn’t require much time, nor effort on your behalf to install it, letting you check out the set of features in no time at all. However, it completely relies on .NET Framework to function, so you need to make sure it’s a part of your computer.

All the application has to offer can be found in a pretty compact main window. This simplicity allows individuals of all levels of experience to quickly accommodate. The process can take little time if you rely on default management tools, and you only need to specify a source, and destination folder.

Drag and drop is not supported, and neither is there a context menu integration to select the source folder faster. What’s more, you need to make sure all target pictures are in the same directory, because subfolders aren’t taken into consideration.

By default, the application creates a complex folder structure based on different EXIF value fields, placing sorting, pictures according to year, month, photo name, and other details, also use to rename.

A default configuration is used, with an example field to let you know how the end result looks like. You’re free to manually set renaming, and folder creation parameters, but this needs to be done manually, with no list of supported parameters. Hitting the start button only takes a few seconds to take the process to an end.

Bottom line is that pictures taken with a camera also fill in related details automatically, which can prove useful, and Avalloc EXIF Sorter is proof. Effort on your behalf mostly narrows down to specifying source, and destination. Default sorting options are decent, but it can be a little complicated to change them.