The complete photo culling workflow for Mac, iPad, and iPhone

I have been looking for a program which is easier to use enabling me to sort through my images after a photoshoot. I am a wildlife photographer and I often come home with many many photos and many many duplicates, which is where PhotoCuller has made sorting and culling much easier and even enjoyable. I would say to any photographer who is looking for a piece of software to give PhotoCuller a try and I guarantee they will be pleasantly surprised at the ease of use, whether they are looking for a simple way to view and cull their images or if they need to do more — PhotoCuller can do this with ease in a nice, clean, friendly interface. I did not hesitate to purchase PhotoCuller as soon as it was released. Having used the beta versions, I knew it was the piece of software I had been looking for, and since its release there have been further updates to enhance it. As far as I can see, it will go from strength to strength.

As a wildlife photographer I often go home with 4,000 to 6,000 pictures to be reviewed. With 10 to 15 pictures a second, it's easy to shoot series of 25 to 100, more or less similar, pictures of which you want to select the two or three best. Within the popular photo editors' tools, this takes a lot of time, pollutes their underlying databases, and takes away the joy of taking pictures in the first place. I looked at AI photo culling tools but, today, they are great for wedding and fashion photography, but offer very limited help for wildlife. Via a post on Reddit, I read about PhotoCuller and decided to download a trial. I love this tool as it's fast, easy to understand, has no underlying database, and has great customer support. I love the possibility to compare photos zoomed in on the subject to find the best pictures from your series. PhotoCuller is customizable to your own liking and, depending on the capabilities of your hardware, tunable to find the performance optimum. On top of all this, the price is a one-time charge, so no subscriptions or auto-renewals.

I bought PhotoCuller because EOS Utility 3 stopped working with a wired connection to the camera, and won't ingest and file the RAWs appropriately in my import folder from an SD card. PhotoCuller does that nicely, preserving my longstanding folder hierarchy, which I can then synchronize with the NAS. It fits seamlessly into my workflow, makes it easier to sort and star photos than DxO PhotoLab, and doesn't interfere with my preferred editors.

I used to have custom scripts to separate my fresh JPGs and RAWs into different folders, then use the JPG folder for culling because they loaded faster than the RAWs and then use a custom script to delete the RAW files for which no matching JPG could be found anymore. PhotoCuller made that a lot easier, it's so quick.

PhotoCuller is the app I dreamed of having at my fingertips when I built out my 'workflow'. It's deceptively simple, but lets you build some extremely powerful workflows to suit the way you want to work. Personally I shoot RAW+JPEG but only archive the RAWs while importing selected JPEGs to my Photos library. PhotoCuller is infinitely adaptable and it was a breeze to get things working exactly the way I wanted.

PhotoCuller has massively sped up my culling process. Especially when working with both RAW and JPG files, it's a real game changer and a strong helper in the first phase of my editing workflow. The export workflow is incredibly powerful, automatically organizing and moving files based on rules I define. I was also genuinely surprised by the speed, both the software itself and Jeff's responsiveness with feedback and new features.

PhotoCuller has changed the way I think about photo organization. Being able to very quickly flag, rate, and tag photos, then perform multiple different move and export actions based on them is really amazing.

PhotoCuller feels like the app I would've built myself — if only I knew how to code. It's clearly designed by someone who actually knows the struggle of picking the keepers from a mountain of shots and doesn't want to open a full-fledged image editor just to weed out the bad snaps. It's fast, it's intuitive, and week after week it continues to roll out features I didn't know I needed but now can't imagine living without, like the independent side-by-side view and the fact that it maintains zoom setting while scrolling through images. What started as just a "better-designed tool" has quickly become an indispensable one. What impressed me the most, however, was the support. When I found a bug and reported it, I got a reply within 15 minutes. An hour later, the update was live. Imagine getting that kind of service from a AAA company. Last but not least: the one-time payment and fair pricing is a breath of fresh air. As a hobbyist, I sometimes go a month without picking up my camera. If this was yet another subscription, I'd likely have to cancel because I couldn't justify the recurring cost.

This is the app I had been waiting for to handle my photo culling workflow. After trying Photo Mechanic, I found it to be far too expensive and unnecessarily complex for my needs. I then purchased FastRawViewer, which is easy to use and offers some nice features; however, its interface feels outdated and it receives very few updates. When PhotoCuller was released, it immediately stood out. It's fast, packed with useful features that are consistently being improved, and has a clean, modern interface. All of this comes at a price equivalent to about a week's worth of my morning coffees, which makes it an easy decision. Highly recommended for photographers looking for an efficient, well-designed culling solution.

I have been looking for a simple program for my simple workflow (JPEG photos only) to locally trim my library before uploading photos to the cloud. PhotoCuller has been the only program that has satisfied the ease of use and the speed for me, and as a side bonus, even works on iCloud photos which positively surprised me!

PhotoCuller is a powerhouse. It's dramatically sped up my photo workflow, helping me cut down on cloud storage costs, and making it easy to back everything up to my NAS. I'm really excited about the future development plans — it's quickly becoming the ultimate one-stop solution for photo management.

I always used Photo Mechanic for culling but PhotoCuller is way smoother to use. I really love it. Why do I love it? It's way faster and feels more clean with its interface.

Ever since Apple discontinued Aperture, I have struggled to find a workflow for culling my photos that felt right. There's no shortage of image editing apps, but apps that really get culling right are scarce to nonexistent. First, it has to be lightning fast; second, it has to have a clean, logical UI. Sorting through gigabytes of photos is tedious enough without having to navigate a complex and dated user interface. Lastly, I don't want to be locked into another ecosystem, especially since they inevitably require a subscription. PhotoCuller hits the target on all of these. This is the app I've been looking for, and I'm genuinely excited to finally have a culling app I enjoy using.

I have tried some other sorting apps. Most of them use AI to rate portraits but AI failed to discard bad shots (clipped subject or bad focus). I dismissed Photo Mechanic (overkill and too expensive for an amateur). My most challenging shootings are sports and airshows. PhotoCuller is almost as fast as the best I've seen. Keyboard shortcuts can be modified (I use a French keyboard). Color labels work as expected. The price is adequate!

PhotoCuller aligns perfectly with my preferred workflow. I only shoot in raw, often burst sequences that yield images that differ only slightly in composition, focus, and content. The culling of images to keep is the first processing step; the second step is the selection of the best raw photos to post-process with different tools. PhotoCuller's performance advantage enhances the workflow with its smart stacking, Loupe Zoom, image strip, and full view with side-by-side comparison features. The support of external editors or showing the browsed image in Finder guarantees a smooth integration with other tools in my workflow. Furthermore, PhotoCuller's routing support and intuitive content filtering options based on file type, camera, lens, ISO value, and standard culling metadata are valuable tools when browsing through the images.

PhotoCuller is exactly the software I was hunting for. It gives me a huge amount of flexibility for setting up different project metadata and renaming ingested photos on the fly. For the price and what it offers, I can’t recommend it enough. Anything that saves me time is a win

I used to cull and rate my photos with Lightroom, which felt too slow, or Photo Mechanic, which was powerful but overly complex and expensive for my needs. PhotoCuller fits my personal workflow perfectly — especially with features like renaming, rating, converting, and more. It’s a great tool that I’m still discovering new possibilities in. It is fast and doesn't use KI stuff that only works in theory. The developer’s fast support is a big plus, and I’m excited to see how the software continues to evolve.

I was trying to find a solution to cull photos in Apple Photos. It’s like a Photo Mechanics which works with Apple Photos!

I have been looking for a program which is easier to use enabling me to sort through my images after a photoshoot. I am a wildlife photographer and I often come home with many many photos and many many duplicates, which is where PhotoCuller has made sorting and culling much easier and even enjoyable. I would say to any photographer who is looking for a piece of software to give PhotoCuller a try and I guarantee they will be pleasantly surprised at the ease of use, whether they are looking for a simple way to view and cull their images or if they need to do more — PhotoCuller can do this with ease in a nice, clean, friendly interface. I did not hesitate to purchase PhotoCuller as soon as it was released. Having used the beta versions, I knew it was the piece of software I had been looking for, and since its release there have been further updates to enhance it. As far as I can see, it will go from strength to strength.

As a wildlife photographer I often go home with 4,000 to 6,000 pictures to be reviewed. With 10 to 15 pictures a second, it's easy to shoot series of 25 to 100, more or less similar, pictures of which you want to select the two or three best. Within the popular photo editors' tools, this takes a lot of time, pollutes their underlying databases, and takes away the joy of taking pictures in the first place. I looked at AI photo culling tools but, today, they are great for wedding and fashion photography, but offer very limited help for wildlife. Via a post on Reddit, I read about PhotoCuller and decided to download a trial. I love this tool as it's fast, easy to understand, has no underlying database, and has great customer support. I love the possibility to compare photos zoomed in on the subject to find the best pictures from your series. PhotoCuller is customizable to your own liking and, depending on the capabilities of your hardware, tunable to find the performance optimum. On top of all this, the price is a one-time charge, so no subscriptions or auto-renewals.

I bought PhotoCuller because EOS Utility 3 stopped working with a wired connection to the camera, and won't ingest and file the RAWs appropriately in my import folder from an SD card. PhotoCuller does that nicely, preserving my longstanding folder hierarchy, which I can then synchronize with the NAS. It fits seamlessly into my workflow, makes it easier to sort and star photos than DxO PhotoLab, and doesn't interfere with my preferred editors.

I used to have custom scripts to separate my fresh JPGs and RAWs into different folders, then use the JPG folder for culling because they loaded faster than the RAWs and then use a custom script to delete the RAW files for which no matching JPG could be found anymore. PhotoCuller made that a lot easier, it's so quick.

PhotoCuller is the app I dreamed of having at my fingertips when I built out my 'workflow'. It's deceptively simple, but lets you build some extremely powerful workflows to suit the way you want to work. Personally I shoot RAW+JPEG but only archive the RAWs while importing selected JPEGs to my Photos library. PhotoCuller is infinitely adaptable and it was a breeze to get things working exactly the way I wanted.

PhotoCuller has massively sped up my culling process. Especially when working with both RAW and JPG files, it's a real game changer and a strong helper in the first phase of my editing workflow. The export workflow is incredibly powerful, automatically organizing and moving files based on rules I define. I was also genuinely surprised by the speed, both the software itself and Jeff's responsiveness with feedback and new features.

PhotoCuller has changed the way I think about photo organization. Being able to very quickly flag, rate, and tag photos, then perform multiple different move and export actions based on them is really amazing.

PhotoCuller feels like the app I would've built myself — if only I knew how to code. It's clearly designed by someone who actually knows the struggle of picking the keepers from a mountain of shots and doesn't want to open a full-fledged image editor just to weed out the bad snaps. It's fast, it's intuitive, and week after week it continues to roll out features I didn't know I needed but now can't imagine living without, like the independent side-by-side view and the fact that it maintains zoom setting while scrolling through images. What started as just a "better-designed tool" has quickly become an indispensable one. What impressed me the most, however, was the support. When I found a bug and reported it, I got a reply within 15 minutes. An hour later, the update was live. Imagine getting that kind of service from a AAA company. Last but not least: the one-time payment and fair pricing is a breath of fresh air. As a hobbyist, I sometimes go a month without picking up my camera. If this was yet another subscription, I'd likely have to cancel because I couldn't justify the recurring cost.

This is the app I had been waiting for to handle my photo culling workflow. After trying Photo Mechanic, I found it to be far too expensive and unnecessarily complex for my needs. I then purchased FastRawViewer, which is easy to use and offers some nice features; however, its interface feels outdated and it receives very few updates. When PhotoCuller was released, it immediately stood out. It's fast, packed with useful features that are consistently being improved, and has a clean, modern interface. All of this comes at a price equivalent to about a week's worth of my morning coffees, which makes it an easy decision. Highly recommended for photographers looking for an efficient, well-designed culling solution.

I have been looking for a simple program for my simple workflow (JPEG photos only) to locally trim my library before uploading photos to the cloud. PhotoCuller has been the only program that has satisfied the ease of use and the speed for me, and as a side bonus, even works on iCloud photos which positively surprised me!

PhotoCuller is a powerhouse. It's dramatically sped up my photo workflow, helping me cut down on cloud storage costs, and making it easy to back everything up to my NAS. I'm really excited about the future development plans — it's quickly becoming the ultimate one-stop solution for photo management.

I always used Photo Mechanic for culling but PhotoCuller is way smoother to use. I really love it. Why do I love it? It's way faster and feels more clean with its interface.

Ever since Apple discontinued Aperture, I have struggled to find a workflow for culling my photos that felt right. There's no shortage of image editing apps, but apps that really get culling right are scarce to nonexistent. First, it has to be lightning fast; second, it has to have a clean, logical UI. Sorting through gigabytes of photos is tedious enough without having to navigate a complex and dated user interface. Lastly, I don't want to be locked into another ecosystem, especially since they inevitably require a subscription. PhotoCuller hits the target on all of these. This is the app I've been looking for, and I'm genuinely excited to finally have a culling app I enjoy using.

I have tried some other sorting apps. Most of them use AI to rate portraits but AI failed to discard bad shots (clipped subject or bad focus). I dismissed Photo Mechanic (overkill and too expensive for an amateur). My most challenging shootings are sports and airshows. PhotoCuller is almost as fast as the best I've seen. Keyboard shortcuts can be modified (I use a French keyboard). Color labels work as expected. The price is adequate!

PhotoCuller aligns perfectly with my preferred workflow. I only shoot in raw, often burst sequences that yield images that differ only slightly in composition, focus, and content. The culling of images to keep is the first processing step; the second step is the selection of the best raw photos to post-process with different tools. PhotoCuller's performance advantage enhances the workflow with its smart stacking, Loupe Zoom, image strip, and full view with side-by-side comparison features. The support of external editors or showing the browsed image in Finder guarantees a smooth integration with other tools in my workflow. Furthermore, PhotoCuller's routing support and intuitive content filtering options based on file type, camera, lens, ISO value, and standard culling metadata are valuable tools when browsing through the images.

PhotoCuller is exactly the software I was hunting for. It gives me a huge amount of flexibility for setting up different project metadata and renaming ingested photos on the fly. For the price and what it offers, I can’t recommend it enough. Anything that saves me time is a win

I used to cull and rate my photos with Lightroom, which felt too slow, or Photo Mechanic, which was powerful but overly complex and expensive for my needs. PhotoCuller fits my personal workflow perfectly — especially with features like renaming, rating, converting, and more. It’s a great tool that I’m still discovering new possibilities in. It is fast and doesn't use KI stuff that only works in theory. The developer’s fast support is a big plus, and I’m excited to see how the software continues to evolve.

I was trying to find a solution to cull photos in Apple Photos. It’s like a Photo Mechanics which works with Apple Photos!

PhotoCuller has been immensely helpful in both cleaning up a very long running Apple Photos library, but it is also now my "pre-processing" step for Lightroom and Phocus, saving me an immense of time only bringing in images worth editing into a place where they'll be backed up to the cloud. Everything else goes to a NAS, just in case :)

I use the app to quickly select photos after shooting. I like the modern design and customization of the workflow for my tasks. It's cool that they quickly fix bugs and introduce new features.

Importing/moving starred files/photos. I shoot events and like to give stars to my good pictures in the field so I can very easily upload and edit them on site, without having to manually look through thousands of photos afterwards This saves a lot of time and is a functionality that is missing in Lightroom. I literally just wanted to buy Photo Mechanic for this functionality only, but then I found out about your application. Tried out the trial and was very happy with it. Manual culling is also way faster than in Lightroom.

I once used breeze browser on windows which I loved then photo mechanic on mac, but the process was painful with too much popup windows (IPTC, Keyword, Preview …) moreover the subscription price became steep for a soft which interface does not evolve over time . I just miss the cataloging option which looked good. I recently retired and thought it would be time to seriously get back to photography, writing, drawing and painting for some special projects I kept in mind. I have something like 10K photos which I need to sort, organize , develop and cull quickly as I never gave up on shooting along those work years but left over processing and using and left chaos rule my hard drive. In a week time PhotoCuller allowed me to re-structure my photo folders, document location , copyright, keywording and made the process of going back and forth between processing tools a breeze. ( raw, HDR, Focus Stack, Panorama). My images can grow really big in size as with panorama or number (Focus stacks) but PhotoCuller still keep the same quick rate to preview files which makes it really comfortable to use. I still have to decide whether or not to use the photo library option . I would say that with a pertinent folder structure for your needs, PhotoCuller makes expensive DAM useless for an independent photographer and allow to keep control on your drive organisation. Being skeptical at first sight, trying the soft ‘just in case’ I Have been surprised that under the hood of a unique Mac looking window the engine seems and for me IS powerful. Everything, and there is much, is at mouse reach :)

This program has proven to be an essential all-purpose tool for sorting and organizing my photo collection; plus, the developer is very responsive.

Coming from Photo Mechanic 6, PhotoCuller feels faster and looks better with more modern layout options. The best feature for me has been Client Selection, it saves me so much time with the file selections that come from my online gallery allowing me to get started on my editing faster.

I only needed 5 minutes with the free version to see how great this software is. It makes managing RAW files a breeze, and both the previews and labeling are lightning-fast!

I downloaded the Photoculler trial and 15 minutes later I purchased the software. As a very longtime user of Photo Mechanic, I was frustrated by its inability to deal with my Hasselblad files. Photoculler worked with those files seamlessly, and the interface is more elegant and easier to use than Photo Mechanic. Photoculler is the best software for culling files and adding metadata available. Big kudos to them for avoiding the awful subscription model and providing meaningful updates all of the time.

Just wanted to say how much I loved this app! I’m an amateur drone photographer and I’ve been searching for an app that can handle multiple folders and edits. I’ve just spend 2 full days trying different apps and none of them had the features I was looking for or had a usable interface. Then I stumbled across PhotoCuller (thanks to Claude!) and it ticked all the boxes. Even Apple Photos integration for a bonus win, and I keep finding new features I didn’t even know I needed. It’s obvious the app has been designed by photographer(s) for photographers. Thank you for all the work which has gone into developing it.

After seeing the promoted post on Reddit a few weeks after launch, I somehow knew PhotoCuller had the potential to become something great. The UI felt modern and fresh, and the feature set, though missing a few things I needed, was a great starting point. Thanks to the developer who was open to feedback and suggestions from working photographers, the app quickly evolved into a powerhouse, absorbing the best features from rival apps and industry leaders, while trying to avoid their drawbacks. 4 months into using PhotoCuller so far. Workflows are getting polished every release, and feature requests are not taking months to implement. And friends and colleagues are switching to it with ease.

After capturing over 9000 raws in two days of professional event photography I found myself with a new dilemma, how to cull and sort the wheat from the chaff without losing my will to live. After finding the integrated culling tools in my raw processor too slow, non-configurable and generally burdensome to use, I went looking for a dedicated raw photo culling software... That's when I found PhotoCuller! And I am so glad that I did! From the extremely configurable UI, to the colorful visual cues, to the custom workflows, the metadata management, and most importantly the robust keyboard shortcuts; combined with the ability to configure the performance of the app for the perfect balance of speed and image quality, all make PhotoCuller an absolutely essential part of my professional photography workflow!

I have disliked Apple Photos for quite some time and wanted something with a look as clean, powerfull, but with no scanning, locking in or bloat. PhotoCuller is the only software that truly stands out. From simply browsing photos in a beautiful interface, to culling and routing them somewhere else, it is unmatched.

I have tried many applications to sort through hundreds (or even thousands) of photos at a time. Most of these were just too complex, with redundant features that I'd never use. PhotoCuller's strength is its simplicity. It's easy to set up within a workflow and has a clean but well designed interface. It allows me to quickly review, compare and export photos into my main photo management software. Culling photos was always a bit tedious but its a lot faster and enjoyable now.

After trying several culling products, including all the AI-assisted options, I've settled on PhotoCuller as my go-to. Its speed, flag/reject features, customizable workflows, and overall usability beat everything else I tested.

Congratulations on the great app. I use it almost every day and I am very impressed. The feature set is very well tailored to the needs of a high-volume photographer. It complements the combination of PhotoLab and PhotoSupreme perfectly. Faster than PhotoMechanics and very, very fast, robust, and flexible — it’s become indispensable to me.

I was looking for a lightweight, focused tool to easily import photos to my Mac, and PhotoCuller fit the bill perfectly. I love that’s it’s completely customizable when it comes to file/folder naming, and that it’s able to recognize photos that have already been imported. Beats Lightroom import by a mile.

I really like PhotoCuller app. The last few years I have been voluntarily taking photographs for the High School soccer team that both my kids play on and have been looking for an application that would help me speed up my screening process when I am going through thousands of photos. I wanted an application that would not take forever to load and didn't require a monthly fee. I recently used the PhotoCuller app to screen about 5000+ photos and I found the software easy to use and it saved me hours of time. The program loaded the photos quickly and the various sorting features helped out a lot. I found the software intuitive and easy to use.

PhotoCuller has been immensely helpful in both cleaning up a very long running Apple Photos library, but it is also now my "pre-processing" step for Lightroom and Phocus, saving me an immense of time only bringing in images worth editing into a place where they'll be backed up to the cloud. Everything else goes to a NAS, just in case :)

I use the app to quickly select photos after shooting. I like the modern design and customization of the workflow for my tasks. It's cool that they quickly fix bugs and introduce new features.

Importing/moving starred files/photos. I shoot events and like to give stars to my good pictures in the field so I can very easily upload and edit them on site, without having to manually look through thousands of photos afterwards This saves a lot of time and is a functionality that is missing in Lightroom. I literally just wanted to buy Photo Mechanic for this functionality only, but then I found out about your application. Tried out the trial and was very happy with it. Manual culling is also way faster than in Lightroom.

I once used breeze browser on windows which I loved then photo mechanic on mac, but the process was painful with too much popup windows (IPTC, Keyword, Preview …) moreover the subscription price became steep for a soft which interface does not evolve over time . I just miss the cataloging option which looked good. I recently retired and thought it would be time to seriously get back to photography, writing, drawing and painting for some special projects I kept in mind. I have something like 10K photos which I need to sort, organize , develop and cull quickly as I never gave up on shooting along those work years but left over processing and using and left chaos rule my hard drive. In a week time PhotoCuller allowed me to re-structure my photo folders, document location , copyright, keywording and made the process of going back and forth between processing tools a breeze. ( raw, HDR, Focus Stack, Panorama). My images can grow really big in size as with panorama or number (Focus stacks) but PhotoCuller still keep the same quick rate to preview files which makes it really comfortable to use. I still have to decide whether or not to use the photo library option . I would say that with a pertinent folder structure for your needs, PhotoCuller makes expensive DAM useless for an independent photographer and allow to keep control on your drive organisation. Being skeptical at first sight, trying the soft ‘just in case’ I Have been surprised that under the hood of a unique Mac looking window the engine seems and for me IS powerful. Everything, and there is much, is at mouse reach :)

This program has proven to be an essential all-purpose tool for sorting and organizing my photo collection; plus, the developer is very responsive.

Coming from Photo Mechanic 6, PhotoCuller feels faster and looks better with more modern layout options. The best feature for me has been Client Selection, it saves me so much time with the file selections that come from my online gallery allowing me to get started on my editing faster.

I only needed 5 minutes with the free version to see how great this software is. It makes managing RAW files a breeze, and both the previews and labeling are lightning-fast!

I downloaded the Photoculler trial and 15 minutes later I purchased the software. As a very longtime user of Photo Mechanic, I was frustrated by its inability to deal with my Hasselblad files. Photoculler worked with those files seamlessly, and the interface is more elegant and easier to use than Photo Mechanic. Photoculler is the best software for culling files and adding metadata available. Big kudos to them for avoiding the awful subscription model and providing meaningful updates all of the time.

Just wanted to say how much I loved this app! I’m an amateur drone photographer and I’ve been searching for an app that can handle multiple folders and edits. I’ve just spend 2 full days trying different apps and none of them had the features I was looking for or had a usable interface. Then I stumbled across PhotoCuller (thanks to Claude!) and it ticked all the boxes. Even Apple Photos integration for a bonus win, and I keep finding new features I didn’t even know I needed. It’s obvious the app has been designed by photographer(s) for photographers. Thank you for all the work which has gone into developing it.

After seeing the promoted post on Reddit a few weeks after launch, I somehow knew PhotoCuller had the potential to become something great. The UI felt modern and fresh, and the feature set, though missing a few things I needed, was a great starting point. Thanks to the developer who was open to feedback and suggestions from working photographers, the app quickly evolved into a powerhouse, absorbing the best features from rival apps and industry leaders, while trying to avoid their drawbacks. 4 months into using PhotoCuller so far. Workflows are getting polished every release, and feature requests are not taking months to implement. And friends and colleagues are switching to it with ease.

After capturing over 9000 raws in two days of professional event photography I found myself with a new dilemma, how to cull and sort the wheat from the chaff without losing my will to live. After finding the integrated culling tools in my raw processor too slow, non-configurable and generally burdensome to use, I went looking for a dedicated raw photo culling software... That's when I found PhotoCuller! And I am so glad that I did! From the extremely configurable UI, to the colorful visual cues, to the custom workflows, the metadata management, and most importantly the robust keyboard shortcuts; combined with the ability to configure the performance of the app for the perfect balance of speed and image quality, all make PhotoCuller an absolutely essential part of my professional photography workflow!

I have disliked Apple Photos for quite some time and wanted something with a look as clean, powerfull, but with no scanning, locking in or bloat. PhotoCuller is the only software that truly stands out. From simply browsing photos in a beautiful interface, to culling and routing them somewhere else, it is unmatched.

I have tried many applications to sort through hundreds (or even thousands) of photos at a time. Most of these were just too complex, with redundant features that I'd never use. PhotoCuller's strength is its simplicity. It's easy to set up within a workflow and has a clean but well designed interface. It allows me to quickly review, compare and export photos into my main photo management software. Culling photos was always a bit tedious but its a lot faster and enjoyable now.

After trying several culling products, including all the AI-assisted options, I've settled on PhotoCuller as my go-to. Its speed, flag/reject features, customizable workflows, and overall usability beat everything else I tested.

Congratulations on the great app. I use it almost every day and I am very impressed. The feature set is very well tailored to the needs of a high-volume photographer. It complements the combination of PhotoLab and PhotoSupreme perfectly. Faster than PhotoMechanics and very, very fast, robust, and flexible — it’s become indispensable to me.

I was looking for a lightweight, focused tool to easily import photos to my Mac, and PhotoCuller fit the bill perfectly. I love that’s it’s completely customizable when it comes to file/folder naming, and that it’s able to recognize photos that have already been imported. Beats Lightroom import by a mile.

I really like PhotoCuller app. The last few years I have been voluntarily taking photographs for the High School soccer team that both my kids play on and have been looking for an application that would help me speed up my screening process when I am going through thousands of photos. I wanted an application that would not take forever to load and didn't require a monthly fee. I recently used the PhotoCuller app to screen about 5000+ photos and I found the software easy to use and it saved me hours of time. The program loaded the photos quickly and the various sorting features helped out a lot. I found the software intuitive and easy to use.