Animus SorterSort and name your training images — the companion to AnimaForge.Turn a pile of scraped images into a clean, training-ready dataset in minutes. Open a folder, sort each image into a subject bin with tactile one-key "punch" presets — one photo at a time, like sorting physical prints — and hit Execute. Every binned image is renamed and moved into a sorted/ subfolder, with the filename encoding exactly who's in the picture.The punch keys work like latching car-radio presets: press a key to arm a bin (it lights amber, the others gray out), then click an image to fly it in — or drag a tile straight into any bin.THE FILENAME IS THE DATAAnimus Sorter renames files into the convention AnimaForge reads to derive trigger tokens automatically: NAME_SERIAL_CATEGORY.ext Aria_001_Character.png — one subject Aria-Garden_004_Character.jpg — two subjects (hyphen separates names) Picnic basket_012_Object.png — spaces allowed inside a name Morning-Evening_002_Style.gif — works for any categoryLoad the sorted/ folder into AnimaForge and your Name Cast pre-fills straight from the filenames — no find-and-replace across hundreds of caption files.THE WORKFLOW1. Open a folder and pick the project category — Characters, Objects, or Styles (one per project).2. Name your bins — one subject set per bin (Aria, or Aria + Garden).3. Sort — arm a bin and click images in, or drag tiles. One image at a time.4. Execute — every binned image is renamed NAME_SERIAL_CATEGORY.ext and moved into sorted/.Fully local. No network, no accounts, no uploads.GET ITGitHub: github.com/SillySilk/AnimusSorter pip install -r requirements.txt run.batRequires Python 3.11+ (Windows). Dependencies: PyQt6, Pillow.100% free and open source (MIT). Built for the Anima community — pairs with AnimaForge.------------------------------ ② VERSION v1.0 ------------------------------

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