Browse all image formats with XnView

Most 'middle-class' users are very happy with ACDSee multi-function photo browser, but a small drawback of ACDSee is that it only supports viewing a few dozen of the most popular image formats.

XnView was born to overcome all disadvantages of ACDSee. XnView is considered a very rare tool capable of browsing and editing almost all existing image formats in the world, ie nearly 500 formats. In addition, XnView is an excellent multimedia player, no less than ACDSee's multimedia features.

If you are familiar with ACDSee's feature interfaces, you will feel completely unconvinced by XnView's handy and modern interfaces. Once you become familiar with XnView, you will probably have the feeling that this multi-image image browser was born to complement and correct everything that ACDSee lacks.

It can be seen that XnView is a 'modern copy' ACDSee with the principle of 'ACDSee has something, XnView has that' but all XnView's features are upgraded at a more convenient, more sophisticated level than ACDSee .

One of the very 'trendy' breakthrough features of XnView is that it supports image editing under the 'Tab' table, similar to browsers that support browsing web pages according to the current table. Any digital photo that is turned on for editing is also arranged by XnView in a separate "Tab" that users can access at any time to review or continue editing. This is the preeminent point compared to ACDSee's image editor interface.

Pierre-E Gougelet is selling the latest version 1.82.4 XnView for $ 36.67. Interested readers can visit here to download a trial version with a capacity of about 3.47 MB ​​or find an official purchase at software stores.

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