Image Arranger2.0

It can be difficult to handle large amounts of image files, especially when they are all placed in different folders and need to be reorganized.Image Arranger is a straightforward application, designed to help you manage your photo collection, by simplifying the process of copying, moving and renaming large numbers of files. However, customizing its interface could prove to be frustrating for some users.

Batch rename files

Image Arranger offers a simple method of changing file names. All you need to do is right-click on an image of your choice, then enter its new name.Additionally, you can process a large amount of images in one operation, by entering a base name and having the application automatically number them.

Move files between directories

Image Arranger features an optional panel that allows you to add multiple folders. You can then move or copy files from one directory to another simply by clicking on the desired image, then on the target folder.However, it would be useful if you could access the added directories directly from the application, as this is not currently possible.Furthermore, any images loaded into the working space and folders added to the panel are lost upon application shutdown, making it impossible to easily continue a task at a later date.

Flawed user interface

The application offers a simple and customizable interface, but its design is lacking in some respects. While you can modify various settings, such as thumbnail size, number of columns, folder panel size and the amount of space between thumbnails, many of these modifications are only applied when adding new files.Also, it would help if the application automatically increased or reduced the number of displayed columns when window or thumbnail size is modified.Furthermore, the program does not support drag and drop functionality, which would have simplified the process of adding new images.All in all, Image Arranger is a simple tool that offers some useful functions, allowing you to easily copy, move or rename files, but would greatly benefit from an improved interface.