Know what
will copy.
See new files, previous imports, and destination folders before you start.
Photos + Videos Your library
From the sample import shown belowA little order after every shoot
Bring your photos and videos home. Preview what will copy,
choose where it goes, and skip what you’ve already imported.
Apple Silicon and Intel Macs macOS 14+
One completed import free. See pricing and details

Review first. Copy when you’re ready.
A clearer way to import
The useful checks, right where you need them.
See new files, previous imports, and destination folders before you start.
Photos + Videos Your library
From the sample import shown belowGroup files by capture date. Keep photos and videos together, or give each its own destination.
SD Import remembers previous imports, so the next scan can focus on what’s new.
SD Import · Direct edition
Follow a real import from card detection
to the final copy receipt. Just 20 seconds.
Take a closer look

SD Import direct edition. Real app captures using sample media across several imports.
The App Store edition
The same care for your photos and videos, with installation, updates, and purchases handled through Apple.
One completed import, free.
Then $9.99 once for unlimited imports.
U.S. price. Local pricing may vary.
Family Sharing included. No subscription.
SD Card Import screenshots with sample media. Looking for the free direct edition?
Ready when your card is
Download SD Import, the free direct edition, and give every import a clear plan.
FreeOpen source. Yours to keep.
Download SD ImportApple Silicon Mac · macOS 14 or newer
Signed and notarized for macOS.
SD Card Import recognizes common RAW, JPEG, and video formats. The scan also shows camera metadata sidecars and unsupported files, so you can review what is on the card. See the guide for the full workflow.
SD Card Import recognizes files recorded in its import history and skips repeat copies. The review shows what’s new and what’s already imported before you begin.
Into the destination folders you choose. You can keep photos and videos together, use separate destinations, and organize by capture date. Review the planned paths before copying.
SD Card Import copies your media without automatically deleting the originals from the source card. When the import finishes, you can safely eject a supported removable card.
The direct download linked here is free and open source under the MIT License. You can download the signed app or explore the source on GitHub. SD Card Import, the App Store edition, includes one completed import free, then a one-time $9.99 U.S. purchase for unlimited imports with Family Sharing. Scanning and previewing remain free.
A Mac running macOS 14 or newer, a mounted card or source folder, and enough space in your destination. Install SD Card Import from the App Store and choose your folders. The install guide covers both editions.