There are so many moving parts when it comes to saving photos: printed collections, digital chaos, cloud backups, devices, labeling, sharing, preserving… it’s no wonder people feel stuck. And getting trustworthy, reliable help can seem overwhelming with so many solutions out there.
If you’re feeling overwhelmed by the thousands of photos on your phone or the boxes of prints stacked in your closet, you’re not alone. Most people don’t need more guilt or pressure—you need a trustworthy guide and a system that works in real life.
That’s where I come in.
I’ve spent years helping people organize their photos and turn chaos into clarity. But here’s the truth: help only works if you use it. The real transformation happens when you pair learning with action—and build a routine that lasts.
To start with, here are the resources I’ve accumulated to share our system for saving photos:
✅ The Pixologist’s Guide to Organizing and Preserving Your Family Photos
Available on Amazon, my book offers our whole system for saving your old family photos.
✅ YouTube Video Library
Check out Pixologie’s YouTube channel where I post videos to inspire and walk you through my checklists, key organizing tips, tools, and trends—perfect for visual learners or quick refreshers.
✅ LIVE Podcast Most Tuesdays at 10:00 am CST – on YouTube, Spotify & More
I bring stories, strategies, and sometimes even a gentle nudge to keep going. I also answer viewer questions—so your challenges may be featured!
✅ Weekly E-Newsletter
Every Thursday, I send a fresh system you can apply immediately. These bite-sized tips are designed to help you make consistent progress—even if you’re busy. Click here to sign up for my weekly newsletter and get The Roadmap to Organizing Your Photos download.
✅ The Pix Plan
This is my signature course and community for people who are serious about working on their photos routinely and building a photo estate. It’s supportive, structured, and designed to keep you moving forward with weekly opportunities for live assistance from me.
And if you would like to find help outside of what I offer, please check out:
The Photo Managers – This organization has been around for over fifteen years and there are many great photo organizers who offer their own types of education and photo organizing services.
Either way, I hope you start saving last month’s photos and begin developing good habits to work on your photos routinely!
** Each week, I’ll post a new checklist to help you tackle one part of photo organizing—so you can feel confident and motivated in saving your photos. ** These weekly checklists are simple, focused, and designed to help you take action—one small, manageable step at a time.