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Hello, we’re glad to announce a new major update, WinCatalog 2026. The version number is 2026.1.

This release adds AI-powered image analysis, support for several new file types, and improvements based on user feedback.

AI-powered image descriptions with AI Bridge

WinCatalog 2026 introduces AI Bridge, a companion tool that uses a local AI model running on your computer to analyze image thumbnails already stored in your catalog. For each image, AI Bridge generates a short caption describing the scene, a set of keywords, a category label, and a shot type (close-up, medium shot, etc.).

Hello, we are pleased to announce the release of WinCatalog 2024.16, bringing new productivity features, improved search functionality, and enhanced system reliability.

New Keyboard Shortcuts for Tab Management

Working with multiple tabs is now more convenient with newly added keyboard shortcuts. Press CTRL+W or CTRL+F4 to close the current tab, CTRL+SHIFT+W or CTRL+SHIFT+F4 to close all tabs at once (except the last main tab), and CTRL+T to open a new Catalog tab. These shortcuts align with common browser conventions, making tab navigation more intuitive and efficient.

Hello, we are pleased to announce the release of WinCatalog 2024.15, bringing improvements to scanning reliability, long path support, and overall system stability.

Enhanced Scanning Stability

The stability of interaction with system components like File Explorer has been significantly improved. WinCatalog now handles system-level operations more reliably, reducing potential conflicts and ensuring smoother cataloging operations even during intensive scanning sessions.

More Robust MediaInfo Processing

The MediaInfo module has been strengthened to handle incorrect shell thumbnails correctly (if the option to grab system thumbnails is selected). This improvement ensures that WinCatalog can accurately extract and display media information even when encountering problematic or malformed thumbnail data, preventing potential scanning interruptions.

Today we celebrate a remarkable milestone — 24 years since WinCatalog first became the trusted disk catalog software for organizing digital collections around the world!

Over these 24 years, we’ve evolved from a simple file organizer into a comprehensive solution that helps thousands of users manage everything from personal photo libraries to massive business archives. What started as a tool for organizing floppy disks and CD collections has grown into powerful disk catalog software capable of indexing terabytes of files across countless external drives, NAS devices, and network locations.

We are glad to announce an updated version of the WhereIsIt to WinCatalog Converter, a free utility that helps you transfer your existing catalogs from the discontinued WhereIsIt program into WinCatalog — a modern disk catalog software and the best WhereIsIt alternative for Windows.

What’s New in This Update

• Improved XML pasting — better handling of missing dates in exported files.
• Resizable window — now you can adjust the size of the converter window for more comfortable work.
• Larger font — improved readability on high-resolution (4K) monitors.
• Pause after conversion — the converter now waits for a button click, allowing you to review the conversion log for possible warnings or errors before closing.
• Command-Line improvements — when run from the command line, the converter automatically saves the log into a text file. This makes it easy to review results even if the converter closes after finishing.

About the Converter

The WhereIsIt to WinCatalog Converter was created to make the transition from WhereIsIt to WinCatalog as smooth as possible. It allows you to import your existing WhereIsIt XML exported catalogs directly into WinCatalog, preserving your data and keeping your collections accessible and searchable.