If your photos and videos are disorganized, PhotoStructure can bring some order to your chaos. If you’d like all your photos and videos to be organized into one, tidy place, choose “Yes” on PhotoStructure’s settings page:

If your PhotoStructure library isn’t opening due to database corruption, you can restore your library’s database to a previous version. Although the PhotoStructure database is very robust, an incomplete backup or incomplete shutdown may lead to this situation.

If you’re on a desktop or laptop, knowing a couple keyboard shortcuts will help you get around your library faster.

PhotoStructure uses a bunch of methods to pull out keywords you may have added to your photos and videos already.

So, you’ve got PhotoStructure installed, and it looks like it’s importing every photo and video you’ve got. What should you know now?

Your PhotoStructure library contains your image database, library settings, as well as preview images that make viewing your photos and videos instantaneous.

PhotoStructure’s settings page is pretty simple (by design), and only offers a handful of configuration options. There are more than 60 configurable settings within PhotoStructure, though, including

🎥 Do you have videos? Please follow these steps. It’ll only take a minute. 📖 See also: Where should I install PhotoStructure?

Your library’s disk space is proportional to the number of photos and videos you have in your library, and whether or not you choose to have PhotoStructure organize your photos and videos by copying them into your library.