Want to organize the photos and videos on your Windows PC without uploading them to the cloud? Loshelf is a fast, private, offline photo organizer for Windows. It works with the folders you already have, keeps everything on your own machine, and makes even a huge library a pleasure to browse.
Your photos never leave your PC. No account, no cloud, no uploading, and no tracking.
Loshelf organizes the folders already on your Windows PC in place, instead of importing everything into a separate library.
HEIC, TIFF, WebP and more display right next to your JPEGs, converted for you automatically.
Video is first-class: hover-to-play previews, a built-in player, and notes you can pin to a moment.
Tag, rate and favorite your photos, then filter by tag, rating, resolution, orientation and more.
Stays fast whether you have a few hundred photos or a million across several drives.


The built-in Windows Photos app is a fine viewer, but it isn’t really an organizer: no tags, ratings, collections or deep search, and it slows down on large libraries. Cloud services like Google Photos or OneDrive upload your private photos to someone else’s servers, lean on a subscription as your collection grows, and need an internet connection. Loshelf organizes the photos already on your disk, fully offline, with a one-time price and no account.
Yes. Loshelf has a genuinely free version that covers one library of up to 10,000 files. A one-time $29 (no subscription) unlocks unlimited libraries and files.
Point Loshelf at your photo folders and it builds a private, searchable library right on your PC. It reads your existing folders in place and never uploads anything, so your photos stay entirely on your own computer.
Yes. Loshelf runs entirely offline. There is no account to create and no connection required to browse, tag or search your library.
Yes. Video is treated as a first-class citizen: hover-to-play previews, a built-in player with saved playback positions, and notes you can pin to a specific timestamp.
Loshelf runs on Windows 10 and 11. There is also a Linux build, with macOS coming.
Free for 1 library of 10,000 files · one-time $29 for unlimited