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Short Description:
SortKing copies your digital pictures into folders based on the date the picture was taken, and intelligently decides how to handle file conflicts without user interaction, while ensuring files are not lost or overwritten.
Long Description 1:
SortKing copies your digital pictures from your camera, phone, or tablet into a folder named with the date of the picture instead of the folder that your camera creates, which helps you locate pictures taken on a particular date and keeps your pictures organized better. You get a preview image to ensure you are accessing the desired pictures. SortKing uses intelligence to make sure your files never get overwritten.
Long Description 2:
SortKing copies your digital pictures from your camera, phone, or tablet into a folder named with the date of the picture instead of the folder that your camera creates, which helps you locate pictures taken on a particular date and keeps your pictures organized. Without this utility, you must hunt through random-named folders to find pictures of your special events. SortKing uses intelligence to make sure your files never get overwritten, without bothersome questions about how to handle file conflicts. If an conflict is found, it compares the content, and if the two files do not match, it creates a copy using a similar but different filename. Filenames are preserved – the only change is the folder names. You are given the choice to leave the old files behind (copy) or to delete the original files (move). The utility is offered for free, but the user is encouraged to donate to a PayPal account as an incentive to add more features such as logging, more organization and search features, and slideshow capabilities.
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