Smart Download Sorter

by Braeden · smartdownloadsorter.com · Tools

Established publisherManifest V3 Free

View in Chrome Web Store Data as of 19 Oct 2026

Automatically sorts your downloads into folders by file type. Pro users can add custom sorting rules.

Users

0 in 30 days

Rating

1.0 / 5

unchanged in 30 days

Ratings

0 in 30 days

Store rank

#99K

#83K among extensions

Version

1.6.1

updated 17 May 2025

Users

monthly, 17 months

Latest, 19 Oct 2026: 65 usersMove the mouse over the chart for any month

Ratings count

monthly, 17 months

Latest, 19 Oct 2026: 1 ratingsMove the mouse over the chart for any month

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About Smart Download Sorter

Smart Download Sorter keeps your Downloads folder neat and tidy—install and forget it. FREE FEATURES • Automatic categorization by file type (Images, Audio, Videos, Documents, Archives, Code, Fonts, E-books, …) • One-click installation, zero configuration • Built-in conflict handling (uniquify) • Full local history of the last 20 moves GO PRO (one-time purchase) • Custom sorting rules (substring or advanced regex) • 15+ ready-to-apply rule templates • Domain-based organization: automatically group downloads by source domain (e.g. example.com/Images/…) • Alias mapping for friendly domain names • Import/export your rules, domain mappings & history as JSON • Drag-and-drop rule reordering & full change history ▶ How it works Smart Download Sorter hooks into Chrome’s download pipeline and suggests a target path before each save. Free users get simple type-based folders; Pro users can layer on custom patterns or domain nesting to match any workflow. ▶ Privacy & security • All data (rules, keys, history) lives in your browser’s local storage • No tracking, no analytics, no external data collection (aside from optional Gumroad license verification) Upgrade to Pro via Gumroad to unlock the full power of custom rules and domain-aware sorting.