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> I really don’t get having all of your images in a a library and not in a file structure Immich can store your photos in a file structure you want. It can als
by sz4kerto 1y ago
> I really don’t get having all of your images in a a library and not in a file structure
Immich can store your photos in a file structure you want. It can also reorganise your files on disk based on EXIF data, and so on.
> I can’t injest, say my iPhone photos and then later categorize them and move them to the folder structure for more secure and stable long-term storage
It can absolutely do exactly this.
https://docs.immich.app/administration/storage-template/ https://docs.immich.app/administration/storage-template/
- kevinfiol 1y agoDoes this make Immich effectively function like Photoview? My current Immich by default stores my uploads in an `uploads/<UUID>/<bunch of random two character folders>` structure. This was a huge disappointment after moving from Photoview.
- stavros 1y agoI just had it store images in "photos/YYYY/MM/" when I set it up and that was it.
- sonar_un 1y agoThe storage template is nothing like managing your photos within the app, moving them to different, more specific, folders. All it does is allow a type of folder structure on the main drive where the upload directories are, but if you have a more specific file structure, it doesn't allow you to manage this.