Creating a time-lapse video can become a tedious task, especially when you’re dealing with hundreds of images that you want to add to an application that creates time-lapse video of specified images. If you’re a photography enthusiast, then you may know that time-lapse video cannot be created unless you sort image files in a correct order. Since Windows doesn’t natively offer an easy way to quickly sort images in a folder, you can use an application like GBResequence to manage image sequences used in time-lapse videos. In addition, it has the ability to copy and rename selected images in a folder without having to manually configure the file renaming settings. The application also provides a preview of files including JPG, BMP, GIF, EXIF, PNG, TIFF and Canon Raw formats CR2 and CRW. In short, it lets you select the images in a folder in order to copy them to specified folder with a new numbered sequence, so that you can easily use them in any time-lapse video creator. Furthermore, it allows you to copy only those images from source folder that you want to use for creating time-lapse video. For instance, you can choose to move every fourth image from the source to destination folder. You can even choose to copy images from multiple folders into a single folder and then perform time-lapse specific file renaming operations. Keep reading to find out more about GBResequence.