Migration guides
Takeout hands you a folder of files stamped with today's date and the GPS torn out into sidecars. Every guide below is the same repair, pointed at a different destination — pick where you want your library to live.
Move your Google Photos library to Amazon S3 for archiving. Fix Takeout metadata with FolioSort, organize into folders and upload with the AWS CLI or S3 sync.
Switch from Google Photos to iCloud on your Mac. Fix Google Takeout's broken dates with FolioSort, then import with correct timestamps for a perfect timeline.
Complete guide to migrating your Google Photos library to Immich, your self-hosted photo server. Fix Takeout dates, recover metadata and organize it properly.
Transfer Google Photos to your Mac with every capture date and GPS location intact. FolioSort fixes Takeout's broken metadata and builds a clean local library.
Move your Google Photos library to any NAS — QNAP, Synology, WD My Cloud. Fix Takeout metadata with FolioSort and transfer over SMB to your network storage.
Complete guide to migrating Google Photos to Nextcloud. Fix broken Takeout dates with FolioSort, organize into folders and upload with correct metadata.
Move your Google Photos library to a Synology NAS. Fix Takeout dates and recover metadata with FolioSort, then transfer over SMB to your DS or RS series.
Download Google Photos to your Windows PC and fix Takeout's broken dates. FolioSort restores EXIF dates & GPS, then sorts everything into Year/Month folders.
FolioSort reads the Takeout sidecars, writes the real dates and locations back into your files, and organizes the lot into clean Year/Month folders. Repairing Takeout is free, with no file limit.