Organize

Folders, the way you think about them

Loshelf works with the folders already on your computer, then makes them a pleasure to use. Give any folder a cover, a banner, a description, tags and more, so your library looks and feels like yours instead of a plain file tree.

Folders that look like something

Instead of a wall of identical folder icons, Loshelf shows your folders as a gallery of cards, each with a cover image, its photo and video counts, and any tags you’ve added. It picks a sensible cover automatically (and honors a cover.jpg if you keep one in the folder), or you can choose any image inside as the cover with a click.
Loshelf's folder gallery of cards with cover images, counts and tags

A cover and a banner for every folder

Give a folder some personality. Set one image as its cover for the gallery, and a separate banner that stretches across the top when you open it, turning a plain directory into something that feels designed rather than dumped on a disk.
An opened folder in Loshelf with a full-width banner image across the top

Give every folder context

Folders get the same rich treatment as your files. Add a friendly title and a description, apply tags and emoji symbols, give it a star rating, mark it a favorite, or jot notes. Titles and descriptions are searchable too, so a folder is never just a name.
A Loshelf folder with a title, description, tags and symbols

Tag everything inside at once

Need to tag a whole shoot or a whole trip? Bulk-tag a folder’s entire contents in one action, optionally reaching down through every subfolder, and filter to just the photos or just the videos when you only want some of it.
Loshelf's bulk-tagging dialog for a folder's contents

Jump straight to what you need

Search within a single folder and its subfolders when you know roughly where something lives, filter folders by how deeply nested they are, and pin the folders you use most to your dashboard so they’re always a click away.
Loshelf's search-in-this-folder popover
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