Paste image links, order them by colour gradient, hue or brightness, then copy them or download the pictures. Interface in Chinese.
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About XXD Image Sort - Order image links by colour
Put a set of pictures in a pleasing order by colour, then take that order with you.
When you write an article, build a gallery or collect references, dozens of pictures need an order. XXD Image Sort lets colour decide: paste the links, and pictures of similar colours sit together, flowing from one colour to the next.
What it does
Paste and go: one link per line, Markdown or HTML all work. Image links are picked out automatically; duplicates and links that are not pictures are dropped, and it tells you how many.
Seven ways to order: colour gradient, hue, brightness, saturation, luminance, plus the original order and reversed.
See the result: the pictures in order as a grid. Open one large, copy it, download it, or take it out of the set.
Take it with you: copy all links; save them as one text file or several; or download the pictures themselves as a ZIP, named 1, 2, 3 in order.
Records: every set you sorted stays in Records; one click brings back the set and its order.
WeChat editor: a slim tab at the right edge of the Official Accounts editor opens the side panel (it can be turned off).
Light and dark themes, rounded or square corners, and an accent colour of your choice.
Privacy
Your links, pictures and orders stay in your own browser. Colours are read by fetching each picture from its own website and computing locally. The member site receives only your account details and, for the free tier, a one-way digest of the set being sorted.
Membership
Sign in with a 小小东 account (Google or email); new accounts get a 7-day full trial. Free: original order, reverse, copy and export are unlimited, and 5 sets a day can be sorted by colour. Members sort without limits; join or redeem a code in Settings.
For article writers, designers, content editors and anyone who needs a set of pictures in a good-looking order. The interface is in Chinese.