ImageGlass 5.0.5.7

ImageGlass: The Ultimate Digital Photo Software for Your Image Collection

Are you tired of using the default picture viewer on your Windows operating system? Do you want a simple yet powerful tool to manage and view your image collection? Look no further than ImageGlass, the ultimate digital photo software.

ImageGlass is a lightweight and easy-to-use picture viewer that offers a range of additional functions to help you better manage your pictures. With this application, you can display your image collection in a similar way to the one that Windows provides by default, but with some added features that make it stand out from the crowd.

One of the key benefits of ImageGlass is its simplicity. Unlike other photo software programs that can be overwhelming with their complex interfaces and endless options, ImageGlass offers an intuitive user interface that makes it easy for anyone to use. Whether you are an amateur photographer or a professional graphic designer, this software will meet all your needs.

But don't let its simplicity fool you - ImageGlass is packed with powerful features that allow you to customize how your images are displayed. You can zoom in or out on images, rotate them, flip them horizontally or vertically, and even set them as desktop wallpaper directly from within the application.

In addition to these basic functions, ImageGlass also includes advanced options such as color correction tools and support for various file formats including RAW files. This means that no matter what type of camera or device you use to capture images, ImageGlass will be able to handle them all seamlessly.

Another great feature of ImageGlass is its ability to install extensions which add even more functionality. These extensions include things like batch processing tools for editing multiple images at once and support for additional file formats such as PSD files used by Adobe Photoshop.

Overall, if you're looking for an easy-to-use yet powerful digital photo software program then look no further than ImageGlass. With its intuitive interface and wide range of features including extension support there's nothing else quite like it on the market today!

The Photo Viewer is like many built-in Windows tools: it does a fine job, but it has room for improvement. ImageGlass is a lightweight, versatile image viewing application that is designed to take the place of Photo Viewer in Windows 7 and Vista, especially those installations that may have trouble displaying PNG and GIF files in Photo Viewer. ImageGlass loads images faster than Photo Viewer, thanks to a feature that uses RAM to preload the next image. It also lets you quickly resize and reorient images in the main display.

With a blank main window and an icon-based toolbar, ImageGlass presents a clean aspect. The Open File icon is about halfway along the toolbar; we clicked it and browsed to a JPEG image in our archive. From the toolbar, we could instantly rotate the image right or left, zoom in and out, and scale the image to the screen or the screen to the image. We could also convert images using an ultrasimple tool that involves choosing a new file type from a drop-down list and saving the file to a directory of our choice. Buttons also let us alter the background, toggle a full-screen view, display thumbnails, and access the program's settings, including the ImageBooster feature, a slider that designates specific amounts of system memory to loading the next image in a series. It enables users to quickly move through a file full of images, even large images, though the program advises caution in low-RAM systems. We could also add ImageGlass to context menus, enabling us to right-click image files and open them directly in the program. One entry let us go online to get new skins for the program, too. We could even Like or Dislike ImageGlass on Facebook directly from the interface. The Help file is a pop-up offering Web and Facebook links, and though the program's Web site is in Vietnamese, Google made quick work of translating it to English.

We like ImageGlass, especially the way we could quickly scale images to the interface or the interface to the image, or open a single image in a folder and navigate quickly through them all, thanks to the ImageBooster. You can also keep multiple instances open. All in all, a versatile viewer.