Peakto Features
A single interface for all your media
7-day free trial included

Peakto is a media management software for creators that streamlines their workflow, allowing them to spend more time creating thanks to powerful AI-powered features.

All your media accessible with a click

Manage your photos & videos effortlessly

Accelerate your workflow
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3 benefits of bringing All Your Media together
Why Peakto is the key to a smoother and more productive workflow.
Compatible with Your Favorite Software
Keep Your Media Always Synchronized with Ease
Benefit from a Lightweight and Non-Destructive Catalog
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6 reasons why Peakto is the
best media manager
Apple Native

Peakto ensures smooth performance and seamless integration with the Apple ecosystem, delivering a fast, reliable, and intuitive experience.
AI-Powered

Centralized Organization

Continuous Improvement

Large Compatibility

Workflow Integration

Frequently Asked Questions
What is Peakto?
Peakto is a game-changing photo organizer that gathers all your photos and videos in one app. Peakto is like the hub that centralizes all your images, no matter what hard drive they are stored on, the cloud they are saved on or the editing software they have been modified in. Peakto is like a control tower that gives you an always up-to-date and complete view of all your images.
Peakto is a Mac application that you install on your computer. You can connect all your photo and video libraries to Peakto using a simple drag and drop. Peakto will give you a preview (not a copy) of each image/video and let you navigate smartly among them (thanks to filters) without modifying your original files or your organization.
Peakto can regroup your catalogs from Apple Photos, Aperture, Lightroom & Lightroom Classic, Luminar Neo, Capture One, ON1 Photo RAW, Pixelmator Pro, DxO PhotoLab/PureRAW, Topaz Photo AI, FotoMagico, iView Media–and from your folders and hard drive.
You can try Peakto for free for a limited period of time. Peakto is available through either subscription (1, 12 or 24 months), or through a one-time purchase.
How do I get Peakto?
To obtain Peakto software, follow these steps:
Purchase Peakto: Visit the Peakto store and choose between a subscription plan or an unlimited license.
Download Peakto: After completing your purchase, you will receive an email with a link to download the software.
Trial Period: Note that the 7-day trial period is only available with subscription plans.
How does it work? Provide your payment information via credit card or PayPal. You will not be billed for the subscription until the end of the 7-day trial period.
The free trial automatically converts to a monthly subscription (1, 12, or 24 months) unless canceled before the end of the trial period. After the trial period ends, all license purchases are final and non-refundable.
Why can’t I add a single image or video file?
Peakto lists your catalogs and folders to reflect the structure of your files.
If you want to add an image or video, simply drag it into a folder or catalog already listed by Peakto, and the update will happen automatically.
Alternatively, you can create a new folder or catalog and then add it to Peakto.
What formats are compatible with Peakto?
Peakto is compatible with:
- Aperture from version 3.6
- Lightroom Classic from version 5
- Lightroom Creative Cloud (current version)
- Luminar Neo from version 1.0
- Capture One from version 20 (v13.x)
- Apple Photos from version 6 (Big Sur)
- iView Media Pro from version 3
- Pixelmator Pro from version 3
- DxO PhotoLab 4 & PureRAW 2
- ON1 Photo RAW 2023 and 2022
- All photo formats natively supported by macOS (.jpg, .tiff, .png, etc.)
- All video formats natively supported by macOS (.mov, .mog4, etc.)
What happens when I add a source to Peakto? What kind of analysis does Peakto’s AI perform, and what information is extracted?
When a source of images (folders or catalogs) is ingested in Peakto the following happens behind the scenes:
The source is fully read and the metadata of all images is retrieved. This includes metadata that is embedded in the image files, or metadata present in sidecars (XMP,…)- The source organisational structure is fully read. This includes folder hierarchy for folders, and full catalog structure (albums1, folders, projects, …) for catalogs.
- Some thumbnails are constructed for each version present in the catalogs or folders.
- The instants (see later) are resolved.
Once these tasks are finished, the source can be viewed, searched, filtered, etc…
However, another long running task is spawned that will analyse all images and run some AI-based detections in order to build all keywords, scores used by Panorama. This long running task can be cancelled and resumed at any point later on.
Where can I find technical support?
We are here to answer your questions. To get support, take a look at the Knowledge Base, submit a Ticket, or join the Community. You can find all this information on the Contact page of our website.