Feature Request for Adobe Bridge – Folder Creation Presets

This could be done easily with a script. Below is a sample/demo that reads and creates folders from a text file. You could just hardcode the folder names if you wanted.

/*
Utility Pack Scripts created by David M. Converse ©2018-21

This script creates folders from an inported text file

Last modified 6/3/2021

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you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
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*/
#target bridge
if(BridgeTalk.appName == 'bridge'){
    var folderMakerCmd = MenuElement.create('command', 'Create Folders', 'at the end of Tools'); //create new menu command

    folderMakerCmd.onSelect = function(){
        try{
            var currPath = app.document.thumbnail.spec.fsName;
            var foldNameFile = new File('~/Desktop').openDlg('Select New Folders File', '*.txt');
            var foldName = '';
            var newFold = null;
            if(foldNameFile != null){
                foldNameFile.open('r');
                foldName = foldNameFile.readln();
                foldName = currPath + '//' + foldName;
                while(foldName != ''){ //read in search terms one line at a time
                    newFold = new Folder(foldName);
                    newFold.create();
                    foldName = '';
                    foldName = foldNameFile.readln();
                    if(foldName != ''){
                        foldName = currPath + '//' + foldName;
                        }
                    }
                foldNameFile.close();
                }
            }
        catch(e){
            alert(e + e.line);
            }
        }
    }

I see that your suggestion could be useful if implemeted - a big if!

Is what I do of any use in the meantime?

I have a dedicated location for new photos (actually on a separate drive but that is not particularly relevant.) I have a folder created ready in that location with subfolders in place similar to what you would like to see. That is only one such folder of course but if more of the same are required, right click on the folder and there is a “duplicate” option which gives you another identically structured folder. Repeat as often as required!

Hope that is of some use to you.