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Minimal File Organizer for Linux & Windows

Introduction

Managing files can get messy, especially when dealing with a large number of documents, images, videos, or code files scattered across different directories. A file organizer helps sort and structure these files based on file type, size, and date, making it easier to manage and locate them.

This blog introduces a minimalist file organizer tool that efficiently categorizes files inside a given directory without consuming significant resources.

Why Use a File Organizer?

Declutters Your System: Organizes files into specific folders based on their characteristics.
Saves Time: Quickly finds and sorts files instead of manual searching.
Lightweight & Fast: Runs efficiently without complex dependencies.
Cross-Platform: Works on Linux & Windows.

How It Works

Set the Source Directory: Choose which directory (and its subdirectories) to organize.
Categorize Files: Based on:
- File Type: Images, PDFs, Videos, Code files, etc.
- File Size: Small (<1MB), Medium (1MB-100MB), Large (>100MB).
- Date & Time: Sorts files by creation/modification time.
Move Files to Organized Folders: The tool automatically arranges them into respective categories.

Customization Options

Modify File Categories: Add or remove file types.
Adjust File Size Limits: Change large file classification (e.g., >500MB).
Change Date Sorting: Organize files based on last modified, created, or accessed dates.

Conclusion

This lightweight file organizer is perfect for automating file management with minimal effort. Whether you’re a student, developer, or working professional, keeping your files organized and accessible improves workflow efficiency.

Try it out and keep your system clutter-free! 🚀