PixVis Organizer

Managing a media collection, big or small, is something you have to do to minimize frustration. You're looking to share a certain image or clip, and it takes you much too long to find it: organization is key, and there are several tools on the market that can help you bring some order into your library.

PixVis Organizer is an interesting one. Besides providing an environment where users can tag and label their photos, videos, and vectors, the program also manages to leverage AI algorithms for scene detection analysis, suggesting keywords that can be automatically added to your items.

The goal of the program is to facilitate sorting and organizing the end user's media items, of which the supported types are photos, vectors, and videos. As such, the program should be suitable for most uses that involve tagging and organizing entries of that sort.

Navigating through the program isn't anything difficult, as the interface adopts a modern, but nevertheless practical design. Select the folder where you store your media files, and start highlighting them. You can add keywords manually, but the main draw of the software lies in its AI analysis and suggestion capabilities.

The process to getting your photos analyzed should take no more than a few seconds, and what will come out of it is a series of keyword suggestions. This works for photos, videos, and vectors, and the suggested keywords are quite accurate.

Once you've got a few keywords to use for a series of items, you can create a keyword bucket and to apply them in bulk, which ended up working seamlessly for us. Along the same line, labels can be created and assigned for easier collection grouping.

PixVis Organizer is a software proposition worth considering, especially if you're looking to finally start organizing your multimedia library, as it provides a series of tools that can facilitate that process.