Image Organizer

Sort the pictures and videos in Downloads, and save them from web pages into your library, locally with a small Mac helper.

Your Downloads folder fills up with screenshots, saved posts, reference pictures, AI images and videos. Image Organizer turns it into an inbox you can empty: see everything on one page, press one key to file a picture into your own picture library, and move the rest to the Trash. It looks and works like Apple Photos, and everything stays on your Mac. Most savers stop once the file is on your disk. Image Organizer is mainly about what comes after: finding, sorting and watching what you saved. • All the pictures and videos in Downloads, newest first, grouped by Today, Yesterday, This Week and by month • Press 1–9 to file a picture into a category: it moves out of Downloads into your picture library (an external drive works well), checked byte by byte, with a Finder tag and a note of where it came from • ⌫ moves to the Trash, ⌘Z undoes anything • Smart categories from the files themselves: phone and camera photos, screenshots, AI-generated, Xiaohongshu, WeChat, animated, duplicates, large files, by website and by camera • Videos sit with the pictures; "All / Pictures / Videos" shows one kind, and videos play right in the viewer • Save pictures from the page you are reading: click the toolbar icon, tick them and pick a category, or right-click a picture → Save to Picture Library. Videos on Xiaohongshu, X and Douyin pages can be saved too (YouTube videos are not supported) • A large viewer with swipe, pinch to zoom and a filmstrip; HEIC and TIFF shown as well; light and dark appearance Nothing leaves your Mac. There is no account and no analytics, and the helper never goes online. Files are only ever moved to the Trash, never deleted. Requires macOS 12 or later and Image Organizer's small, free and open-source helper app, because a browser extension can't read your folders by itself. The extension shows how to install it, and there is an animated step-by-step guide: https://image-organizer.pages.dev/guide/