Photomator update simplifies photo organization with flags and ratings

Photomator, the popular photo editor for iOS and macOS, on Tuesday announced an update that will make it easier for users to organize their photo collections with flags and star ratings. Read more about all the new features of Photomator 3.4 Photomator 3.4 below.

What’s new in Photomator 3.4

According to the blog Pixelmator (owner of Photomator), version Photomator 3.4 includes a new photo sorting system. Users will now be able to manage their photo library more efficiently with features such as flags and star ratings. For example, professional photographers working on large-scale photo shoots will be able to quickly flag photos they like or, conversely, don’t want to see.

Photomator 3.4 includes a new photo sorting system.

On Mac new options for adding flags and star ratings will be available via the Information Window, in the Image menu, and by pressing Control + clicking on a photo. On iPhone and iPad these functions can be found via Photo Browser. Users will be able to filter photos based on these criteria.

“These features make organizing photos and even large-scale photo shoots incredibly easy, allowing you to quickly mark favorites, reject unwanted shots, or add star ratings. You can put ratings and flags right in your browser or on the feed – independent of your photo workflow,” – the company said in a statement.

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“You can add star ratings and flags right in your browser or on the feed – regardless of your photo workflow.

Synchronization with other photo editors and improved filtering

Flags and star ratings can be synchronized with other photo editors such as Adobe Lightroom, making the process even more convenient for users who work with multiple applications.

In addition, Photomator for Mac has received extended filtering, allowing users to filter photos by file type, flags, star ratings, title, date, and location.