GrabMe Viewer

Media players these days come in all different shapes and sizes, and although their diversity and abundance can be seen as an obvious advantage, users can often get confused when going down the lane of choosing such software. Trying to avoid the inherent complexity of most media players, GrabMe Viewer offers users a minimalist environment for opening both image and video files, which can also serve as a dedicated tool for preparing content for sharing in apps such as Zoom or Microsoft Teams.

The first thing that comes to mind once initializing the app, is its obvious minimalism, which could be good for some, or bothersome for others. Regardless, it is clear that the design wasn’t developed with a strong point in mind.

Nevertheless, the available features are all working as expected, and provide users with the means to input their images and videos, organize them into an internal library and preview them, thanks to the included, on-screen playback commands.

As stated above, users can add images and videos to the app’s internal library, and these can be added both as individual instances, and, as groups. This is good news to those who are accustomed to working with bulk processing.

When it comes to the actual playback capacities of the player, these are modest, to say the least, and users will find a set of very basic controls, which allow for the playback of the added media files.

With very minimalist design traits and an overall basic demeanor, GrabMe Viewer still manages to provide the essentials in terms of media playback capabilities, for both image and video files.