Transview Image Viewer

Transview Image Viewer is a simple application developed in Java, which gives you the possibility to open and view image files, as well as to create slideshows. It offers support for GIF, BMP and JPG format.

The program doesn't contain complex options or customization settings, making it suitable for all user levels, even those inexperienced with graphic viewers.

Setting it up doesn't take long and requires minimal user attention, since there are no special options involved. However, you must have Java installed.

As far as the interface is concerned, Transview Image Viewer gets launched in maximized window mode. It has a black background and seemingly outdated appearance.

Image files can be opened by indicating a directory, in order to automatically import all supported photos it contains. The tool shows the name and extension of each entry, enabling you to navigate this list and select a preferred picture to view it in full size in the main window.

It's possible to enter fullscreen mode and keep viewing the filename and format, use the mouse buttons or arrow keys to go to the previous or next photo in the list, as well as put together a basic slideshow from all directory images. There are no other notable options available here.

Although it hasn't received updates for a long time, it worked smoothly on newer Windows models in our tests, without hanging, crashing or displaying errors. It left a small footprint on PC performance, using low CPU and RAM.

However, Transview Image Viewer has a handful of options and doesn't make room for customization, such as filtering files by extension. Nevertheless, it facilitates a straightforward interface for users who want to skip all the hassle that typically comes with such software.