Something like this ...

Dollar Tree. Just like that photo. It's not hard...

Yep. that looks like it'd be great!!

I'd also take a sharpie and put the date on the outside of the wrappers.

Also, especially if it's a self defrosting freezer, it's best to use bins which allow air circulation all around. No solid bottoms. Narrows the choice a bit, but they're out there.

Bins are a great idea! Never thought of it. I have 2 upright freezers and I try to group like things by shelf but that's about it.

These with handles are good and holes everywhere.

https://www.containerstore.com/s/kitchen/cabinet-organizers/view-all-cabinet-organizers/clear-handled-storage-baskets/123d?productId=10022155

I bought vinyl covered stainless freezer baskets on Amazon for my upright. I looked and they don't have a brand name anywhere I can see, I only remember I did not buy the most expensive offered and went by size, measuring depth and height of my shelves.

My upright freezer has always been 'organized' by shelf. Berries and fruits one shelf, chicken and pork another, beef had its own. The 23 cu ft freezer I'd had for decades was left in the basement of our house when we sold (moving it in had required door off, and three doors off the house, about 3 men), and I downsized to a new energy efficient 18' that's proven to not be quite large enough ;0(. My fault, I misjudged, and I've wished I still had old faithful that was running perfectly.

This smaller freezer is harder to keep organized (too full), thus the baskets. I don't have everything in baskets, but they are great for smaller things, one is more misc things like chunks of ham for soup, roasted chilies, bags of sautéed chanterelles.

I'd gotten in the habit of vacuum sealing things and am getting away from that, going back to the freezer paper for meats. I can wrap like a pro, and the packages aren't slippery like the vacuum sealed bags, they will stack better, not end up landing on my feet as I'm reaching in and moving things around.

I couldn't possibly let DH defrost and put back, I do it although he will help. I empty the freezer into every cooler we own and a couple of boxes, sorting as I remove things. With the door open and a little space heater sitting in front of it, I'm wiping it dry, putting things back in about 40 minutes from emptying - less than an hour start to finish.

Bins ... like that first photo.

AND ... the shelves go from top to bottom:

1. Top is fast food (heat and eat) pizzas and such

2. Second shelf is also "fast food", but veggies and ravioli in bins to they store nicely and don't flop all over.

3. Third shelf is "ingredients" (meat, etc that needs serious cooking), home made broth, etc.

4. Bottom basket/shelf is also ingredients, like re-bagged cheese, bulk chicken purchases

5. On the door? Nuts and butter and things. Also blue ice for shopping trips.

Not sure how big your freezer shelves are, but I saw an interesting tip in an Amish newsletter today. To gain more space and to make items more accessible in your fridge, try lazy susans on the shelves. I like this idea, but my fridge is on the small side. I have so many bottles and also have small bins in there holding small bags of flour, corn meal, rice etc. Going to measure the shelves and see if the lazy susans would work.

I bought some at Walmart and at big lots

"Dollar Tree. Just like that photo. It's not hard..."

No need to be snarky.

There are some better ideas here that I wouldn't have thought of, if I hadn't asked.

Thanks everyone. I'll have hubby take some measurements and head off to the Dollar Store.

Sometimes we sound so post menopausal. Oh, well some of us are.

I like Raven's with a handle... even for pantry shelves, those would be great. Guess I'm not as organized as I thought I was. I need bins!

I hate a messy or disorginized frig. I will have to get myself some dollar tree storage bins. I think in my house they will work out well as long as hubs can see into them. What I hate is the built in's on the door frig for condiments. I always wipe bottles ect off before putting away, but yet I'm always finding dried ketchup on the shelf. I line the door shelves with paper towels that I fold neatly, than change them when messy and than every Sat. frig gets a wipe out.