Photo Intake consolidates photos and videos from all your cameras — DSLRs, mirrorless,
and iPhones — into a single, clean folder tree, ready for your NAS or archive drive
Photo Intake consolidates photos and videos from all your cameras — DSLRs, mirrorless,
and iPhones — into a single, clean folder tree, ready for your NAS or archive drive.
--- SMART EVENT DETECTION ---
Drop in your SD card dumps and Photo Intake automatically groups your shots into
shooting events based on time gaps and GPS distance. A six-hour pause in shooting?
New event. A 50 km jump between consecutive frames? New event. Every threshold is
configurable — you decide what counts as a new shoot.
--- FULL CONTROL ---
Not happy with how events were detected? Dissolve any auto-detected event into
per-day groups with one click. Or define your own events manually by picking a
date range and a name — perfect for labelling a wedding, a ski trip, or a multi-day
conference after the fact.
--- FLEXIBLE FOLDER STRUCTURES ---
Choose from six built-in templates (Year / Event / Camera, Year / Month / Camera,
Camera / Year / Event, and more) or build your own with the drag-and-drop structure
editor. Combine any levels in any order: Year, Month, Day, Event, Camera, Make,
File Type. See a live folder tree preview update as you configure.
--- RAW & VIDEO AWARE ---
Recognises all major RAW formats: CR2, CR3 (Canon), NEF (Nikon), ARW (Sony), RAF
(Fujifilm), ORF (Olympus), DNG, and many more. Optionally splits RAW and JPEG into
separate subfolders. Videos are handled alongside stills and routed correctly.
--- BEFORE YOU COMMIT ---
Preview the photos inside any event before applying — tap the eye icon on any event
row to browse thumbnails and confirm the grouping looks right. Review the full folder
tree on the right panel to see exactly what will be created.
--- COPY OR MOVE ---
Copy files to keep your originals untouched, or move them to free up space on your
cards. Photo Intake never overwrites existing files.
--- BUILT FOR MULTI-CAMERA PHOTOGRAPHERS ---
Handles duplicate filenames across cameras. Detects all cameras in each shoot.
Shows per-camera file counts and sizes at a glance.