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QuickView 6.8.1

QuickView: Lightning-fast image viewer supporting WebP/AVIF/JPEG XL/RAW, with smooth navigation, metadata tools, and no install.

QuickView

QuickView is the fastest image viewer for Windows, designed to open all your photos instantly. It supports popular formats like WebP, AVIF, JPEG XL, PNG, JPEG, TIFF, RAW, and PSD, making it perfect for photographers, designers, and everyday users. With lightning-fast load times and zero-lag previews, QuickView handles everything from small icons to massive 8K images effortlessly. Drag and drop files to view them instantly, zoom and pan smoothly, and enjoy a clutter-free interface built for speed and simplicity.

QuickView also makes managing and analyzing images easy. You can preview thousands of photos instantly, view real-time color and brightness, and check image details without slowing down your computer. It automatically fixes common file issues and works perfectly offline, so your images stay private. QuickView supports multiple languages, is portable, and requires no installation.

QuickView key features:

  • Blazing Fast Loading – Open images instantly with zero lag.
  • Modern Format Support – View WebP, AVIF, JPEG XL, and more.
  • RAW File Ready – Handle photos from all major cameras effortlessly.
  • Classic Format Friendly – Supports PSD, PNG, JPEG, TIFF, and BMP.
  • Drag-and-Drop Convenience – Open files instantly without menus.
  • Multilingual Interface – Works in English, Chinese, Japanese, German, Spanish, and Russian.
  • Portable & Lightweight – Single executable, no installation required.
  • Mass Image Preview – Instantly view thousands of images with HUD Photo Wall.
  • Real-Time Color Tools – RGB histograms and color analysis overlays.
  • Accurate Metadata – View EXIF and file information instantly.
  • Smart File Fixes – Automatically repair incorrectly saved files.
  • Fast or Full-Quality Toggle – One-click RAW preview adjustment.
  • Smooth Navigation – Zoom, pan, and scroll without slowdowns.
  • Privacy Focused – Fully offline operation keeps your images secure.

QuickView

QuickView 6.8.1 release notes:

Dynamic Island, Filmstrip Gallery, Custom Hotkeys & Size Optimization

  • QuickView v6.8.1 introduces redesigned window controls, an interactive filmstrip gallery, dual-mode slideshows, fully customizable hotkeys, and substantial binary size optimizations.

Changelog:

Floating 'Dynamic Island' Window Controls

The window controls have been redesigned for a cleaner interface.

  • Floating Capsule Pill (#199): Replaces traditional window controls with a floating pill-shaped widget in the top-right corner. Includes hover glow transitions.
  • Compact Size: Reduced the size of caption buttons to maximize screen space for images.

Interactive Filmstrip Gallery

The filmstrip gallery has been redesigned with improved controls and animations.

  • Top-Hover Trigger: Hover near the top edge to expand the filmstrip gallery. The trigger mode can be set to Hover, Pinned, or Disabled via the Settings menu.
  • Auto-Centering Scroll: Selecting a thumbnail triggers a smooth scrolling animation that aligns the item to the center of the bar.
  • Visual Refinements: Corrected visual gaps when pinned, fixed zoom anchor offsets, and restored smooth horizontal auto-scrolling.

Dual-Mode Slideshow

  • Spotlight Mode: Added a slideshow mode inspired by Picasa Spotlight, which dims the background and focuses on the active image.
  • Normal Mode: Standard fullscreen slideshow functionality.

Fully Customizable Hotkeys

  • Custom Keyboard Mapping: Added support for completely customizing and rebinding all core keyboard shortcuts and navigation hotkeys directly within the Settings menu.

UI/UX Adjustments & Window Snapping

  • Magnetic Snapping (#90): Window borders now snap to screen edges (100% magnetic snap) when resized.
  • Responsive Toolbar (#194): Toolbar buttons automatically hide based on the window width and active mode.
  • Timeline Scrubbing: Implemented debounced asynchronous seeking for animated formats, providing smooth scrubbing without timeline lag. Fixed frame count and distortion issues on large GIF seeking (#197).
  • Extended Mouse Mapping (#191): Added support for mapping multi-function mouse side buttons in settings.
  • Archive Sorting (#193): Added an option to always sort archives by name ascending.

Footprint Compression & Size Optimizations

Reduced the binary size of the standalone executable by removing redundant templates and dependencies.

  • C++ Stream Elimination: Removed dependencies, saving approximately 18.5 KB.
  • Localization Deduplication: Consolidated localization string tables, saving 10.5 KB by preventing template duplication.
  • Vector Icon Compression: Compressed static vector icon coordinates to 16-bit integers, saving 54 KB.
  • Code Devirtualization: Replaced std::function callbacks with C-style function pointers and devirtualized core controllers to reduce overhead.
  • LTO Debug Fix: Removed obsolete compiler flags (/MERGE:.rdata=.text) from Link-Time Optimization (LTO) builds to fix minidump crash debugging.

Decoding & Memory Fixes

  • Hybrid Allocation: Implemented a hybrid memory allocator to balance preloading and tile rendering.
  • Access Violations: Fixed crashes when rapidly switching images.
  • HDR in Archives: Resolved an issue where HDR images decoded from ZIP/RAR archives lost their peak luminance metadata or failed to render in float format.
  • WebP, AVIF & JXL (#195): Fixed shadow transparency glitches in WebP/AVIF and image distortion in JPEG XL.

Download: QuickView 64-bit | Portable 64-bit | ~5.0 MB (Open Source)
Download: QuickView ARM64 | Portable ARM64
View: QuickView Website | Github | Screenshot

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