Image Sorter

Image Sorter shows photos full-screen, one at a time. You assign keys (1, 2, 3, ...) to target folders. Press a key — the current photo moves to that folder, the next photo appears. A thousand-image triage that would take an afternoon in Explorer takes ten minutes here.

What it does

Point at a source folder. Define up to 10 target folders, each bound to a key. The tool displays photos one at a time, full-screen, in source-folder order. For each photo, press the key for the category that fits. The image is moved (not copied), the next one appears.

Why this beats Explorer

• Full-screen view — you actually see what you're sorting
• One key per category — no dragging, no right-clicks, no menus
• Source order preserved — you don't lose track of where you were
• Undo last move if you fat-finger a key
• Skip key for "decide later"

Use cases

• Photo shoot triage — keep / discard / maybe
• Sorting a digital camera dump into event folders
• Tagging photos by subject for a portfolio
• Cleaning up a multi-year photo archive

Features

• Full-screen image display
• Up to 10 target folders, each bound to a key
• Skip / undo / quit hotkeys
• Preserves EXIF metadata
• Portable single executable

System requirements

• Windows 7, 8, 10, 11
• A few MB of free RAM
• About 1 MB of disk space