https://sargamchicholikar.github.io/Drive-Photo-Classifier/ · Tools
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Organise Google Drive photos into Animals, Groups, Human and Junk using on-device AI. Your photos are never shared with any server. Drive Photo Classifier automatically sorts your Google Drive photos into organised folders — Animals, Group Photos, Human, and Junk — using an on-device AI model. Your photos never leave your device. HOW IT WORKS: • Connect your Google Drive account • Click "Sort Drive Photos" • The AI classifies each photo locally in your browser • Photos are moved into organised folders in your Drive FEATURES: • Automatic sorting into Animals, Groups, Human, Junk, and Videos • Unsure folder for low-confidence photos — review and correct them • Face recognition to organise photos by person (e.g. Mum, Friend, Papa) • Auto face indexing — new photos in your Human folder are indexed every 30 minutes automatically • Junk review — manually rescue Human, Group or Animal photos misplaced in Junk • Active learning — the AI improves from your corrections over time • Reference history — upload multiple reference photos per person for better accuracy • Re-sort anytime to catch new photos • Your photos are never sent to any third-party server NOTE: Always review your folders before deleting anything — AI classification isn't perfect. The extension works best with clear, well-lit photos.
Jul 6, 2026
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