AI photo sorter

AI photo sorter is a duplicate image tool. A private, browser-based photo organizer that classifies local images into user-defined classes with a neural network, groups duplicates, and generates a script to move and delete files on the user's own computer.

AI photo sorter is a browser-based utility that organizes a photo collection into named classes using a neural network model that runs entirely on the user's own machine. Nothing is uploaded to a server: the app reads files from the local disk, classifies them, and produces a script the user runs to actually move and delete files. The stated aim is a middle ground between manual folder sorting and cloud photo services that take custody of the library. The workflow follows a fixed sequence. The user first sets the processing power, which controls how many CPU cores the model uses; more cores mean faster runs, though the first run downloads the model and can take a while on a slow connection. Photos are added by drag and drop or by clicking the drop box. Before processing, the user names the classes, scrolling through the images to sketch an initial list that can be refined later. Pressing Process runs the classification and also detects duplicate images, grouping them together. The results screen is where judgment enters. Photos flagged as unwanted can be marked for deletion, class names can be renamed, added or removed, and processing can be re-run until the grouping looks right. The final output is not a rearranged folder but a generated script, which the user executes to delete the marked files and move the keepers into class folders. That script assumes every photo sits in one folder, so libraries spread across multiple directories require edits before running. The tool suits photographers, archivists and anyone with a large disorganized local library who wants AI assistance without handing files to a cloud provider. It is deliberately narrow: sorting and duplicate grouping only, no editing, tagging metadata, facial recognition or cloud sync. A link to organizewith.ai is offered for users who want a fuller image management product. Beginners can follow the six-step flow, but comfort with running a script from the command line helps at the end.