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Independent developer releases AI Culler 1.0.2, an offline photo culling application for WindowsAI Culler 1.0.2, released on 2026-11-06, is a desktop application for Windows 10 and Windows 11 (64-bit) that groups and shortlists photographs locally. It is aimed at photographers who return from a shoot with thousands of frames and need to narrow them down without sending client images through a web service.
The application groups near-identical frames by capture time, sequence number and visual similarity, and scores each frame on five separate 0-100 axes: sharpness, exposure, eye, similarity and smile. The weight of each axis is set by the user, so the shortlist reflects the photographer's own priorities for the shoot. Review runs across three windows — Groups, Comparison and Full View — and every group retains at least one frame.
AI Culler works entirely offline: no image or account data is uploaded at any point. Frames that do not make the shortlist are moved to the system Recycle Bin or to a folder chosen by the user, with original filenames preserved; every action can be reversed with Ctrl+Z. The application reads JPEG, PNG, TIFF, WebP, AVIF, HEIC, HEIF, HIF and the major camera RAW formats in place, and keeps RAW+JPEG pairs bound during review.
Pricing is one-time rather than subscription-based: Standard US$29 for one computer (personal, non-commercial use) and Commercial US$149 for up to three computers (studio and client work), with free updates within major version 1.x. Purchases carry a 14-day refund policy. A 7-day trial with all features enabled is available and does not require a payment card. The interface is offered in five languages.
A demo video and download links are available on the product homepage.
Homepage: https://www.aiculler.cc
Demo video: https://youtu.be/9GVYEAUvgdI