Image Viewer
Browse images with thumbnails & fullscreen. Supports 17+ formats.
Upload Images
Choose how you want to add images
or drag & drop files/folders here • Sorted A-Z
Drop a folder to upload all images inside
Image Viewer Guide
Comprehensive guide for viewing and managing your images efficiently.
Upload Images
Drag and drop your images or folders directly, or use the Select buttons.
View & Inspect
Switch between Grid and List views. Double click to open lightbox.
Manage & Sort
Easily search by name or sort by size and date to find files.
Privacy Focus
Your photos never leave your device. All processing happens locally in browser.
Supported Formats
- Raster & Vector
JPG, PNG, GIF, WebP, SVG, BMP, ICO
- Advanced
AVIF, HEIC, TIFF, TIF, CUR
Important Notes
- 100% Private
No files are ever uploaded. All processing is local.
- Native Browser Support
TIFF and HEIC rely on browser capabilities.
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A Fast, Private Way to Browse Image Files
Overview
An image viewer lets you open, browse, and inspect picture files without installing software or uploading anything. The default viewers built into operating systems can be slow, awkward with large folders, or unable to open newer formats like WebP, AVIF, or HEIC. This viewer opens 17+ formats — JPG, PNG, GIF, WebP, SVG and more — with a thumbnail grid and a fullscreen mode, all running in your browser. Your images are never sent anywhere; they're read directly from your device.
How to Use (Step by Step)
- 1
Open your images
Select one or many files, or drop a whole folder's worth. JPG, PNG, GIF, WebP, SVG and more are supported.
- 2
Browse the thumbnail grid
Scan all images at a glance. Click any thumbnail to focus on it.
- 3
Go fullscreen
Enter fullscreen for the full-resolution view and use the keyboard to move between images.
How It Works
When you select images, the browser reads them locally and renders each one using its native image-decoding engine. Thumbnails are generated on the fly for quick browsing, and fullscreen mode shows the full-resolution image with keyboard navigation between files. Vector formats like SVG render crisply at any zoom. Because everything uses the browser's built-in decoders and the Canvas/DOM, nothing is uploaded and there are no file-size quotas beyond your device's memory.
When to Use This
Quickly previewing a folder of photos without a heavy photo app. Opening a format your default viewer refuses (WebP, AVIF, SVG). Browsing downloaded images on a work computer where you can't install apps. Comparing several images side by side via thumbnails. Viewing images privately when you don't want them synced to a cloud photo service. Checking SVG icons or illustrations at different zoom levels.
Frequently Asked Questions
No. They're read and rendered locally in your browser using the built-in image decoders. Nothing is sent to a server, so even private photos stay on your device.