SnapSort
Snapsort is a subjective but efficient personal media library organization tool. It is aimed at self-managed users and uses structured rules to uniformly manage photos/videos; it supports batch editing of metadata, keyword system, EXIF export, and moves material specifications to the final library, forming a sustainably maintained "year/month/day" level and readable file naming.
Usage: Upload pictures, edit picture information, save to Library, view information, and export - Metadata management: Edit shooting time, title/description, GPS information and keywords; support viewing and exporting EXIF for backup or analysis. - Keyword system: Customize the keyword type (Album/Location/Person/Animal/Group/Other) and can be optionally used as a label source for the "day" folder suffix. - Batch editing and save strategy: Batch modifications improve consistency; two save modes are provided-"Apply Changes"(only put into the database, files are not changed) and "Move to Library"(overwrite files and move to the library, which is the final submission). - Library organization and naming: hierarchical storage in "Year/Month/Day"; file naming follows TAG-YMMDD-INDEX, where TAG is IMG/VID; adding the special keyword "Edit" can overwrite TAG to EDT, which is convenient to distinguish secondary edits.
