Dipp

Even though they're usually bundled within full-featured image processing applications, image differentiation tools are not are not exactly popular.

Which is exactly why finding a good, standalone application of this sort can be somewhat of a challenge. Meet Dipp, an Electron-based, simplistic and modern app that makes it as simple as possible for you to spot the differences between two pictures.

The first thing you need to know about this application is the fact that it only works with a few popular image formats out there, namely PNG, JPG, GIF, and SVG.

It's easy to deploy on your computer's system thanks to a fully automated installation procedure, and its functionality is as simple as they come.

Simply load the two files by dragging and dropping them onto the main window, in two separate sections, and after a few seconds, the app provides you with a clear-cut preview of all the differences, highlighted with red over a faded, gray background.

Once the procedure is completed, you can also preview the initial image, the image with the changes, and final the differentiation highlight mentioned earlier in three separate sections, easily accessible from the upper part of the main window.

Taking everything into account, Dipp is without a doubt a very useful tool that should come in handy to all users looking for an efficient image differentiation tool that comes wrapper as a standalone package.

There is, however, one slight drawback, even though it's definitely not what you would call a deal breaker. Since the app is built with some of the trendiest web technologies, it's by no means lightweight, regarding both the resource consumption and the amount of space it occupies on your computer's HDD.