QuickD / Photo Culling

A Fast Culling Tool

Open a folder. Cull fast. Review once.

The workflow is intentionally direct: open a shoot folder, optionally scan for blinks, move through every image with keyboard decisions, then review before anything is moved to Trash.

Flag closed or half-open eyes before the real cull begins.

Choose Low, Medium, or High sensitivity. QuickD scans the shoot, shows every flagged image in a review grid, and lets you un-flag frames before they are marked for deletion.

The model downloads once, about 30 MB, then runs offline on your computer for future scans.

One hand on the keyboard. One image at a time.

J / ←Mark for deletion
K / →Keep photo
H / LPrevious / next
UUndo decision
SpaceZoom view
EscReturn home

Nothing disappears without a final review.

At the end of a session, QuickD shows a summary screen with red thumbnails for manual deletion and blue thumbnails for AI blink flags. You can go back before committing.

When you confirm, files move to the system Trash. They are not permanently deleted, so recovery stays possible.

QuickD review page showing selected images before moving files to Trash
01

Open a folder

Click the folder area or drag a shoot folder straight onto the window. QuickD loads JPEG and RAW files into a single focused queue.

02

Optional AI blink scan

Run a local blink scan before culling. Choose low, medium, or high sensitivity, then review every flagged frame before it is hidden from the queue.

03

Cull with keys

Use J or left arrow to mark delete, K or right arrow to keep, H and L to move through the shoot, U to undo, and Space to inspect in zoom view.

04

Review before trash

Check a final summary grid before anything moves. Manual deletes and AI blink flags stay separated, and files go to system Trash, not permanent deletion.

Try QuickD on your next delivery pass.

Available for macOS and Windows. RAW conversion is supported on macOS, while JPEG culling works across both platforms.

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