Eight categories
Images, Documents, Videos, Audio, Archives, Code, Executables and Fonts, recognised by dozens of file extensions.
File organizer for Windows
Messy folders, sorted in seconds.
Point vOrganizer at your Downloads, Desktop, Documents or any folder and it sorts the files by type: images, documents, videos, audio, archives, code, installers and fonts each go to their own folder. See what will move before it happens, and undo the last run with one click.
- Windows 10 and 11
- Works offline
- Undo any time
Try it here
The real vOrganizer interface running in your browser on example folders. Pick a folder, press Preview, then Organize Now and Undo. Nothing on your computer is touched.
Order, without the busywork
Any folder
One-click shortcuts for Downloads, Desktop and Documents, or choose any folder you like.
Preview first
See which files will go where before anything moves.
Live progress
Watch each file move with a progress bar and an activity log.
Undo
Changed your mind? Undo puts the files from the last run back where they were.
Pick what to sort
Turn categories on or off, so only the kinds of files you choose are moved.
Light and dark
A clean interface with a light and a dark theme.
Stays on your PC
Everything happens locally; no account and no uploads.
How it works
- 1
Pick a folder
Downloads, Desktop, Documents, or any folder with Custom.
- 2
Preview
Check the list of files grouped by category.
- 3
Organize
Files move into a vOrganizer folder inside it, one subfolder per category.
Details
- Requires
- Windows 10 (version 1809) or Windows 11
- Where files go
- Into a vOrganizer folder inside the folder you sort, one subfolder per category; files that fit no category go to Others
- Subfolders
- Only the files directly in the chosen folder are sorted
- Undo
- Restores the last organize run
Questions
Does vOrganizer delete anything?
No. It only moves files into category folders, and Undo moves them back.
Where do my files end up?
In a folder named vOrganizer inside the folder you sorted, with one subfolder per category, such as vOrganizer\Images.
Does it touch files in subfolders?
No, only the files that sit directly in the folder you chose.
Can I sort only some file types?
Yes. Untick the categories you want to leave alone before you press Organize Now.
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Get it from the Microsoft Store and set it up in a minute.
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