Sort wedding photos, from the ceremony to the party

Put all the photos into one folder: the photographer's download and your guests' pictures. MIRA turns them into folders for every part of the day, from getting ready to the party, and sets duplicates and blurry shots aside.

Yes. Put them into the same folder, ideally with a subfolder per guest. MIRA sorts by the time taken and by what's in the picture. If a phone's clock is wrong, a photo can end up in the wrong folder: move it with one click.

Yes. Identical files go to the trash, and of near-identical shots the sharpest one stays. Nothing is deleted.

Yes. Rename folders, move photos or tell MIRA in one sentence how you want it, like “Put drinks and dinner together”. You have the final say.

Your originals stay on your computer: MIRA never changes or deletes them. Only small previews are uploaded for the AI, and in the browser we delete them after 48 hours. Your photos are never used to train AI.

Usually just a few minutes: 1,847 photos from a trip were sorted in about 4 minutes. In the browser, uploading small previews comes on top and depends on your internet connection.

They're great for browsing, but they only sort inside their own app. MIRA creates real folders on your computer for the album, an external drive or sharing with your guests.

In the browser you sort for free and pay only when you export: $9 for up to 1,000 photos. For the whole wedding with your guests' pictures, the desktop app usually fits better: $29 for up to 10,000 photos. Both are paid once, no subscription.