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Archive & Organize

A download is only useful if you can find it again. Dingdok files everything the moment it lands, using rules you define once.

Folder rules by channel, playlist, or dateSend each source to its own tree without touching the mouse.
File-name templates you controlCompose names from title, index, uploader, date, and resolution.
Duplicate detection keeps the library cleanThe same item is never stored twice, however often it is queued.
Windows 10+ / macOS 10.13+·Account sign-in requiredv5.3.0
Dingdok — Library

Library · /Media/Channels

+ Add URLs
Design weekly — episode 118
ARCHIVED/Media/Channels/Studio/2026-04/
Done
Studio tour — final cut
ARCHIVED/Media/Channels/Studio/2026-04/
Done
Coastal timelapse — 4K master
ARCHIVED/Media/Playlists/Field notes/
Done
Podcast — episode 042 (audio)
FILED/Media/Audio/Weekly/
Done

File it the moment it lands

Set a destination template once — channel, playlist, or date — and every new download is sorted on arrival. No manual dragging, no “Downloads” folder graveyard.

Read the folder template guide →

Names that survive a rewrite

Build file names from title, index, uploader, date, and resolution. The same template applies to a single video or a 200-item channel.

Read the naming guide →
Naming tokens
How it works

Three steps, once

After that, it runs on its own.

1

Choose a destination

Pick a root folder and a template for channels, playlists, and one-offs.

2

Define the naming

Compose file names from tokens like title, index, uploader, and date.

3

Let it sort itself

Every download lands in place; re-runs only fill the gaps.

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