View at full speed
Open a folder and flip through it with the arrow keys. Images are decoded ahead of you, so the next one is already loaded before you ask for it.
A fast image viewer with just enough editing built in.
Windows 10 / 11 · No sign-up, no watermark
Compare a grade before you commit to it. Nothing touches the file until you export.
What it does
Most viewers stop at viewing, and most editors take half a minute to load. Photoera does both in the same window, at the same speed.
Open a folder and flip through it with the arrow keys. Images are decoded ahead of you, so the next one is already loaded before you ask for it.
Crop, straighten, rotate, resize, fix exposure and colour, then export. The handful of tools a viewer should have had all along.
Hold a key to flash the original, or split the frame to see both at once. Your file is rewritten only when you say so.
Under the hood
Photoera is deliberately narrow. It does a handful of things well instead of everything badly.
JPEG, PNG, WebP, HEIC, AVIF, GIF, SVG, TIFF, BMP and common camera RAW, plus PSD for viewing. One window, no plugin hunt.
Every adjustment is a step in a stack you can reorder, tweak or reset. Nothing is baked into the pixels until export.
Arrow keys, space to fit, wheel to zoom, drag to pan — and every one of them remappable.
Embedded ICC profiles are respected and EXIF, IPTC and XMP are readable, so an image looks the way it was shot.
How it works
Drag a few images or a whole folder onto the window. It opens on the spot.
F1Arrow keys move image to image, the wheel zooms, space fits it back to the window.
Crop, adjust, compare, then write out JPEG, PNG or WebP at the quality you pick.
Performance
Speed is the whole point of a viewer. Photoera keeps decoding off the interface thread and keeps its cache ahead of where you are looking, so the next image is already waiting.
FAQ
Install it, drop in a folder, and notice you never once waited for a loading spinner.
Windows 10 / 11 · Free, no watermark