The best photo organizing software in 2022

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Adobe Photoshop Lightroom Classic

Not only is Adobe Lightroom Classic a fantastic non-destructive image editor capable of batch processing images with ease, but it has a top-notch image editing organization function that stands up to professional workflows.

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Photos on macOS

Images taken with iPhones or iPads live in the Apple Photos app. From here you can search for, edit, and share images online. Fortunately, Apple has done a great job at making it simple to find photos and videos here. Apple Photos collates images into year, month, and day order, to make finding photos and videos faster. Intelligent curation using on-device machine learning removes clutter by choosing what it considers the best shots from a series of similar images, which clears up the interface and makes it easier to select photos.

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Google Photos

Thanks to simple folder management it’s easy to share photos and albums with friends and family. You can also order prints and photobooks right from the app and get them delivered straight to your door. Basic editing functions help to enhance colors or levels too, aimed at casual users or those with limited image editing knowledge. It’s also possible to use Google Photos as a plug-in for various image editing software programs to publish images straight to Google Photos.

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Adobe Bridge

Adobe Bridge is similar to Lightroom Classic but without the complex editing suite attached onto it. Actually, for file viewing and organization it could be argued that Bridge is much easier to use since it has easy access to EXIF data views so it works brilliantly for content creatives, like Art Directors, who need this information without any of the extra editing features.

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ACDSee Photo Studio

Photos can be imported to ACDSee Photo Studio Pro but files already stored on your storage device can also be accessed via the software (unlike Lightroom Classic which requires import before organizing). Flagship features also include facial recognition and detection, batch renaming, keyword list imports, and customizable keyboard shortcuts to make it quicker to find what you’re looking for.

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Corel PaintShop Pro

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PhotoDirector

Unfortunately, CyberLink PhotoDirector 365 can only import nine different image file formats, but does include up-to-date raw file support and, rather strangely, can import many more video file formats, though export options are limited. However, for the low cost and simple layout it’s a great option for those who want to get started organizing their photos and videos.

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FastStone Image Viewer

In the Browser view you can easily see file directories on the left-hand pane and make swift changes to photo and folder storage locations. A helpful preview box below gives a thumbnail view of the image selected and any folder that’s clicked on will show its contents on the right-hand side for quick review. Of course, you can just do this with Windows’ own File Explorer but FastStone Image Viewer is much more helpful for displaying photos, with multiple view options, extra easy-to-reach metadata display, and simple editing functions built-in.

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XnView MP

XnView MP supports over 500 photo file formats and includes multipage and animated stills formats as well such as GIF, TIFF, APNG, and ICO. When saving though, it can export to approximately 70 different file formats.

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