Family photo collections
Keep years of family photos in order, day by day, in the folders you already use.
Picman organizes the photos in your own folders: grouped by day, similar shots found, renamed in bulk, and imported from your iPhone. No library to build, no import step, nothing uploaded.
Picman works right on the folders you already have, so your photos stay where they are.
Open any folder and Picman lays its photos out by the day they were taken, read from each photo’s own date, including iPhone HEIC and camera RAW. Sort by newest, oldest, name or size, search by name, and make the photos as big or small as you like.

Picman finds exact copies and look-alikes such as bursts and near-identical shots, suggests the best photo of each group (the sharpest, or the original) and marks the rest. Nothing is removed until you say so.

Connect your iPhone and see its photos by day, with the ones already on your PC marked. Import only the new ones into a folder per month or per day, and free up space on the phone once each copy is checked.

Free up space on your iPhone right from your PC: select photos and delete them from the phone. Before each one is removed, Picman keeps a copy in its Trash on your PC for 30 days, so a photo deleted by mistake can still be brought back.

Rename a whole selection with a pattern of the name, a number, the date, the time or the camera, and check every new name in a live preview before anything changes.

The viewer shows each photo full size with its date taken, camera and lens, exposure, pixel size and where it was taken. Zoom with Ctrl and the mouse wheel, rotate without losing quality, and step through with the arrow keys.

Deleted photos go to Picman’s own Trash, where they wait for 30 days, and every rename, move, rotation or delete can be undone. Nothing is gone until you decide.

Keep years of family photos in order, day by day, in the folders you already use.
Copy new photos from your iPhone and free up space on the phone safely.
Relive every trip day by day, from the first shot to the last.
Find exact copies and near-duplicates, and keep only the best of each.
Turn IMG_4821.JPG into 2026-07-08_001.jpg for a whole folder at once.
Go through bursts and look-alikes, and keep the sharpest photo of each moment.
No. Picman works on the photos in the folders on your PC. Nothing is uploaded, and there is no account to create.
JPEG, PNG, GIF, WebP, TIFF and BMP, plus iPhone HEIC and camera RAW (DNG, CR2, CR3, NEF, ARW, RAF, ORF, RW2) when Windows has the matching codec.
Yes. Connect your iPhone with a cable, unlock it and tap Trust. Picman shows its photos, marks the ones already on your PC, and imports the new ones into a folder per month, per day, or one folder. You can also delete photos from the iPhone to free up space; Picman first keeps a copy of each in its Trash on your PC.
Yes. Deleted photos go to Picman’s own Trash and wait there for 30 days (or 7, 60, or until you empty it), and every change can be undone.
Yes. Picman is free for 30 days with every feature. After that you can still browse and view your photos, and a license lets you edit them again.
Sort your photos by day, clean up duplicates and bring your iPhone photos home. Free for 30 days.