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FoliCreative archive for macOS

Foli for macOS

Your creative work, finally connected.

Organize project media and professional data once. Reuse it across portfolios, social content, resumes, CVs, presentations, and web-ready export packages.

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Foli Projects screen showing a visual creative archive organized by project.

One system. Many creative practices.

Designed around creative work—not a single industry.

Start with focused terminology for your discipline, hide what does not apply, and add your own project and image types.

ArchitectureExperientialVisual ArtFilm & PhotographyProduct & DigitalGraphic Design & BrandingFashion & CostumeCraft & FurniturePerforming ArtsCustom
See how Foli adapts →
Foli Portfolio Publisher showing templates for theatre, editorial, architecture, art, photography, and process work.

The workflow

From archive to finished work.

01 · Organize

Find the right image, faster.

Browse the complete library without losing project context. Filter, rate, compare, review similar images, and keep useful metadata attached.

Foli Full Library showing a searchable grid of project images.
02 · Create

Build from information you already saved.

Use the same project records across social designs, professional documents, and portfolios instead of retyping credits and descriptions.

Foli Social Studio showing post and carousel templates made from project media.
Foli Documentation showing reusable resume and CV formats.
03 · Publish and present

Move from archive to portfolio.

Create wide, editable portfolio documents, linked PDFs, presentation-ready stories, and web-ready export packages.

Foli Portfolio Publisher showing editable portfolio templates.

Apple Intelligence + on-device Vision

Your archive can help organize itself.

Foli analyzes selected media on your Mac to surface useful visual information. On supported Macs running macOS 26 or later, Apple Intelligence can turn that context into editable names, captions, alt text, and restrained image-grade refinements—without sending the image library to Foli’s developer.

Organize

Review smarter suggestions.

Apple Vision identifies useful labels, recognized text, visual subjects, and image characteristics. Foli can use those signals to suggest an image type while leaving the final decision with you.

Write

Draft the repetitive text.

Apple Intelligence can draft concise image names, captions, and accessibility-focused alt text from confirmed project facts and visual context.

Refine

Respect the original lighting.

Foli starts with measured, nondestructive corrections. Apple Intelligence can make conservative refinements without pretending to replace intentional stage, exhibition, or production lighting.

Apple Intelligence features appear only when Apple’s on-device system model reports that it is available. The core Foli library remains usable without it.

What stays connected

One library. Six ways to use it.

01

Project archive

Keep images, dates, venues, credits, collaborators, rights, and production information together.

02

Image review

Rate, compare, select, and recover work while keeping the managed original untouched.

03

Social Studio

Create single posts and carousels from project media without connecting a social-network account.

04

Documentation

Build multiple resumes and CVs from reusable career and project records.

05

Portfolio Publisher

Create 11 × 17 portfolios, books, case studies, photography sequences, and presentation decks.

06

Smart export

Prepare JPEG, PNG, TIFF, HEIC, WebP, and supported modern formats with useful dimensions and filenames.

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Private by design

Your archive remains under your control.

Foli imports only the media you choose into a separate managed library. It does not modify your Apple Photos library. Edits are nondestructive, and the managed original remains recoverable.

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Spend less time rebuilding the same information.

Organize creative work once, then use it everywhere it needs to go.

View the workflowComing soon for Mac