Observed arrival · 2026-10-01
Quartz Date puts film-photo dates back in the filename
A Windows tool reads date stamps on scanned film photos and renames the files so they sort chronologically.
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- People organizing scans of film photos
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- Ambiguous date formats get flagged for review, and the app records renames so they can be undone.
Field notes
The workflow starts with a folder selection and can include its subfolders. The app distinguishes camera dates embedded in digital-photo files from scan dates, and offers multiple filename patterns, including date-first names. Its review screen marks uncertain readings, including cases where day-month and month-day could be confused. The page says the free trial can find dates across any number of photos but limits renaming to the first 50.
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