NeeView

Most of us store a lot of images on our computers – no matter if they are photos we snapped with our smartphones, memes that friends shared or infographics created at work. It is important to have an image viewer that can support all these formats, while also displaying them in a clutter-free environment. And NeeView checks both these boxes.

NeeView comes with a straightforward GUI that helps you focus on your pictures without letting a flurry of menus or panels distract you.

What helps NeeView stand out in the crowd is the fact that it displays images as if they were pages in a book - in other words, you can view either one page at a time or two pages, side by side.

NeeView displays some information about the file you are currently exploring, such as file name, image size, date taken, ISO and device used to capture it.

You can resize the image to custom dimensions, by specifying the width and height you are interested in. The app also supports several resizing filters, like Linear, Quadratic, Mitchell, Cubic, Lanczos, or Average.

Another nifty function of NeeView is that you can enhance your pictures by applying some effects. You can either manually adjust the hue, saturation, or brightness, or you can sharpen, blur, emboss, or pixelate the image using preset values.

The app also includes some artistic effects, such as swirl, ripple, or magnify.

To wrap it up, NeeView can surely become the favorite viewing utility for many users due to the many formats it supports, along with its integration within the context menu of the OS.

Unlike other viewing applications, NeeView also supports several editing operations, such as resizing pictures or various effects.