AccioPix Photo Culling is a free browser tool for sorting a photo shoot before delivery. It analyzes images on your device and recommends picks, keepers, duplicates, or rejects with a reason for each frame; the page says photos are not uploaded. It accepts JPG, PNG, WebP, and RAW formats including CR2, CR3, NEF, ARW, and DNG. For RAW files, it reads the embedded JPEG preview without conversion. Frames are grouped into bursts, and the tool can flag issues such as softness, closed eyes when a better frame exists, blown highlights, and black frames. Optional people analysis checks face sharpness, eyes, expression, head pose, and skin exposure. Optional NIMA scoring considers composition, subject, and light only when frames are tied on technical criteria. Review options include keyboard controls, eye inspection at 1:1, and manual overrides. Exports include XMP star ratings for RAW files, a keepers list, and a CSV with reasons. Chrome and Edge can write XMP sidecars into the selected folder; Lightroom ignores sidecars beside JPEGs. The free plan has no photo limit beyond your computer’s capacity.

Who it is for

It suits photographers who want to review whole shoots before delivery. It may also fit users who want local browser processing and control over the tool’s recommendations.

What is good

Free plan with no sign-up
Works with common and RAW image formats
Groups bursts and detects technical issues
Lets users override its recommendations
Exports keepers and frame-by-frame reasons

What to know first

Runs in a browser
Face and appeal models download once
Lightroom ignores sidecars beside JPEGs

Verdict

AccioPix combines local photo analysis with review controls and exports for a culling workflow. Its free plan’s practical limit is the capacity of the user’s computer.

AccioPix Photo Culling plans and pricing

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Free photo culling tool Free Free; no sign-up No photo limit beyond your computer’s capacity acciopix.com · 2 Oct 2026

Compared on AI photo culling software

Free plan: Yes
AI quality scoring: Yes
Subject detection: Yes
Duplicate detection: Yes
RAW photo support: Yes
Blur detection: Yes
Closed-eye detection: Yes
Lightroom export: Yes

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The record

Purpose

The browser tool analyzes a photo shoot and recommends picks, keepers, duplicates, and rejects with reasons.

Local processing

Photo measurements run in the browser on the user's device, and the page says no photos are uploaded.

Face analysis

Optional people analysis checks face sharpness, closed eyes, expression, head pose, and skin exposure.

Formats

The tool accepts JPG, PNG, WebP, and RAW files including CR2, CR3, NEF, ARW, and DNG.

RAW handling

For RAW files, it reads the embedded JPEG preview without requiring conversion.

Culling logic

It groups frames into bursts and can reject technical failures such as subject softness, closed eyes when a better frame exists, blown highlights, and black frames.

Review controls

Users can review by keyboard, inspect eyes at 1:1, and override picks, keeps, and rejects.

Browser support detail

The page says Chrome and Edge can write XMP sidecars directly into the selected folder.

AI tie-break

Optional NIMA appeal scoring evaluates composition, subject, and light, and only decides between frames tied on technical criteria.

Model downloads

The face analysis model downloads once at about 15 MB and the appeal model once at about 13 MB; both are cached afterward.

Use case

The maker describes the tool as a way for photographers to cull whole shoots before delivery.

Limits

The page says there is no photo limit beyond what the user's computer can hold.

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