Behind the scenes at Memory Forward
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Making sense of your files
Imagine having all of your photos and videos from old computers, hard drives, usb drives, CDs, DVDs, and cloud storage solutions in a single unified archive. We remove duplicate images, rename digital files, label important people and other key words, all so that you can always find exactly the photos you are looking for. We also merge any photo that we scan for you seamlessly into your collection.
The result is a safe, secure, searchable, and organized collection that works for you and your family.
What kind of digital sources can
Memory Forward organize for you?
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Old Computers and Laptops
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Internal hard drives
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External hard drives
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Solid state drives
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USB Flash drive
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CDR and CD-RW
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Mini-CDR
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DVD-R
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Floppy Disks
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Zip drive
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Compact Flash
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Multimedia and Smart Media Cards
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Micro drives
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xD Picture Card
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SD and Micro SD Cards
We also organize cloud photo accounts
and photo libraries!
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Google Photos
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Apple Photos
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iCloud Photo Library
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Aperture Library
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Amazon Photos
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Dropbox Photos
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Shutterfly
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OneDrive
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Facebook
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Flickr
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SmugMug
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pCloud
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How do we organize your digital files?
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Preserve existing context
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Folders by event
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Folders by date
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Fix incorrect dates when possible
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Add keywords
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Add facial recognition
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Create albums in cloud services (Apple Photos/Google Photos)
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Deduplicate and preserve the best file and most context
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Rename files with date and event if desired
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Thematic groupings (Vacation, Holidays, Family, Gardening)
How do we deliver your organized files?
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USB Thumb/Flash drive
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External hard drive
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Apple Photos library upload
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Dropbox digital download link
From Our Blog
Memory Forward Photo Organization and Scanning Services Austin, TX
Whether you have a collection of print photos that need to be scanned, or an assortment of digital images hiding on different devices in your home, Memory Forward’s photo organization services can help you sort out the confusion and enjoy your memories again.
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