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MyPhotoOrganiser

MyPhotoOrganiser is a project mainly written in C#, it's free.

Command line tool to sort photos into folders by date.

My Photo Organiser

Command line tool to sort photos into folders by date. By default photos are moved to a sub folder by year, then by date. Example: ".\Photo1.jpg" was taken 21-Jan-2011 MyPhotoOrganiser.exe moves the photo to the following: "".\2011\20110121\Photo1.jpg""

Usage: MyPhotoOrganiser.exe [/d ] [/f ] [/c] [/s] [/p] [/l]

Where:

- source path of photos to sort /d - (optional) destination path can include .Net string format {0} of the date photo was taken default is ".\{0:yyyy}\{0:yyyyMMdd}\" ie relative to path \\\\\\ /f - (optional) file format of organised file ie to give a new file name string format {0} date photo taken eg {0:yyyyMMdd_HHmmss} string format {1} file name string format {2} files extension default is original filename eg "{1}.{2}" dont forget to include extension eg /c - (optional) copy files instead of move /s - (optional) search sub directories /p - (optional) System.IO.Directory.GetFiles search pattern default is *.jpg /l - (optional) list only, don't change a thing!

Remarks: Destination path is relative to the source path not from where the tool is run; unless a full path is used. For the file format (/f) argument don't forget to include file extension eg "{1}.{2}".

Examples: MyPhotoOrganiser.exe "C:\MyPhotos" MyPhotoOrganiser.exe "C:\MyPhotos" /c /l MyPhotoOrganiser.exe "C:\MyPhotos" /s /d "C:\SortedPhotos{0:yyyy}{0:MM}" MyPhotoOrganiser.exe "C:\MyPhotos" /s /f "{0:yyyyMMdd_HHmmss}{1}.{2}"

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