Cleaning mod folder

[Pinky Kinky]

Hello people, after a long time I plan to clean my mods folder, and I would like to know if there is a way to do it without losing all the clothes, shoes, furniture, hair, accessories, etc. I have installed many mods in the past and I haven't I did by separating those things into folders such as clothes, furniture, etc.
When downloading from many mod pages I have lost track of where they are from.
Is there a way to know what it is clothes or furniture or shoes and be able to clean the mod folder of things that I no longer want to have?
I don't want to have to download everything again and search for it since it would take months to recover many things
thank you very much for your help

[IreneRogue]

What I like to do is look at the labels and remember some of the mod creators. Then sort them into each creator and you can work from there. lmk if this helps.

[mcromance]

8 hours ago, Pinky Kinky said:

Hello people, after a long time I plan to clean my mods folder, and I would like to know if there is a way to do it without losing all the clothes, shoes, furniture, hair, accessories, etc. I have installed many mods in the past and I haven't I did by separating those things into folders such as clothes, furniture, etc.
When downloading from many mod pages I have lost track of where they are from.
Is there a way to know what it is clothes or furniture or shoes and be able to clean the mod folder of things that I no longer want to have?
I don't want to have to download everything again and search for it since it would take months to recover many things
thank you very much for your help

 

Here:

https://modthesims.info/d/663086/sims-4-mod-cc-manager-2021-by-gametimedev-beta-v1-1-0.html

This mod manager lets you see the previews of CC (if they are coreectly added by creator).

It also finds duplicates and flags them with [D1/2/3] so it also helps to get rid of duplicated junk.