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Squoosh is a browser-based image optimizer for compressing and comparing images with different codecs. Images are processed locally and never leave the device. Users open an image, inspect differences, and save, with settings adjustable for smaller files.
Screenshot Studio is a free, open-source browser editor for screenshots, code images, X post images, and App Store screenshots. It offers background, frame, mockup, and animation options, plus image tools for compressing, converting, and resizing. Images are edited on the device, with no signup, no watermark, and no paid tier.
Image Eye is a freeware image viewer for Windows focused on viewing and browsing images quickly. It has a minimal interface, reads common image formats, and includes an index feature with fast thumbnail creation, plus rotation, mirroring, zoom, pan and color adjustments that can be saved non-destructively. It includes a primitive slide show scripting language.
Picturama is a digital image organizer. It scans local files and browses photos by date, with detail views, EXIF information, tags, favorites, and rotate, tilt and crop tools. The original images are not modified. It supports JPG, PNG, TIF, WebP and HEIC/HEIF, and raw formats only on Mac and Linux. It is free and open source under the MIT license.
ImageGlass is a free, open-source image viewer for more than 90 formats, including WEBP, GIF, SVG, HEIC and RAW. Version 10 is rebuilt on .NET and Avalonia as a single codebase for Windows, macOS and Linux. The viewer includes a color picker, EXIF metadata viewing, crop and resize tools, frame navigation and HDR tone mapping.
IrfanView is a graphic viewer listed at version 4.76. It is described as fast and compact, at just 8 MB, and as freeware for non-commercial use. It supports Windows XP through Windows 11, with 32-bit and 64-bit versions, multi-language and Unicode support.
