SD Sorter

SD cards provide additional storage capabilities to various devices, being able to host files of all types. Usually, these memory cards are FAT-32 formatted, which means the file system remembers the order of the files as they are created in a so-called files table. The reason behind this behavior is often the lack of CPU and memory. However, an application such as SD Sorter can alter the files table and sort the files on a memory card by multiple criteria.

SD Sorter requires no installation. You just have to double click on the main executable to run it and the main window will be displayed. Needless to say that the SD card must be connected to your computer using a dedicated reader.

Aiming to keep things well-organized and deliver an easy-to-use software tool, the interface of SD Sorter comprises a few panels with specific roles. You can navigate to the desired location on the SD card but remember that the default folder is the root one.

The lower side of the main window encloses the sorting criteria, namely the file name, the size, and the date it was last modified. Right next to these criteria you will notice a few additional options you can tick, which allow you to configure the order of the files. To be more specific, SD Sorter can place all the directories in the current folder at the end of the list, invert the order of the files, and process subfolders recursively.

Once you are done configuring the application, you simply have to press the "Sort SD Card" button to start. The sorted list of files is then displayed in an organized table, along with parameters such as the modification date, the type, the size, and the complete path.