Portable AmoK Exif Sorter

This is a portable version for AmoK Exif Sorter, a feather-light Java-based Windows utility whose purpose is to rename multiple photos in batch mode by taking into account their EXIF information. It offers support only for JPG format and sports some advanced, yet simple-to-understand options that shouldn't impose difficulties to users, whether they are accustomed to this type of software or not.

Since this is a Java-based utility, you can immediately run the program on the computer without first unpacking it, provided that you have Java installed. Another possibility is to save AmoK Exif Sorter to a USB flash disk or other removable storage unit, in order to run it on any PC with Java installed.

Worth taking keeping in mind is that, unlike most installers, this app does not create new entries in the Windows registry or Start menu, so it does not leave any traces behind on the PC once it is removed.

AmoK Exif Sorter is wrapped in a regular window with a well-structured layout, where you can get started by adding JPG images to the list and find out their name, default new file name and new path, as well as view their thumbnail within the main frame.

When it comes to the sorting method, you can either copy, move or rename the files. It is possible to establish the saving directory and set AmoK Exif Sorter to use either the current date or last modified date for files with missing EXIF data. New profiles can be created and saved to use them in later projects.

There were no kind of issues in our tests, since AmoK Exif Sorter did not freeze, crash or display error notifications. It is pretty responsive to commands and sorts photos fast while using low CPU and memory, so it does not hog system resources and interfere with your normal activity on the PC.

Its interface could use a new design but we must take into consideration that the tool has not been updated for a long time. Otherwise, AmoK Exif Sorter does its job quite well and its features can be quickly figured out.