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Takeshi Ogihara
ToyViewer can read and display image files in following formats: TIFF, GIF, BMP, PNG, JPG, BIE (JBIG), PCX, PCD, PICT, PNM (PPM, PBM, or PGM), XBM, MAG, SUN Rasterfile, JPEG2000 (JP2, JPC, J2K), and other formats supported by OS X. Displayed images can be saved in following formats: TIFF, PDF, GIF, BMP, PNG, JPG, JPEG2000, BIE (JBIG), PNM, or XBM.
Features:
Features:
- ToyViewer can attach a custom icon to any file as well as newly saved image file.
- ToyViewer can read and write GIF or PNG files with transparent color, and also can read and write
What's New
Version 5.4.0:
- You can see RAR archive files as well as ZIP. ToyViewer can also read a RAR archive split into several files.
- New function "Scratch Out" is added, which is something like that painting out the selected area with a pen.
- Bug Fix: On the Save panel, specified extensions were not displayed correctly.
Requirements
- Intel, 64-bit processor
- OS X 10.8 or later
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| Downloads:49,084 |
| Version Downloads:364 |
| Type:Multimedia Design : Image Editing |
| License:Free |
| Date:04 Apr 2014 |
| Platform:Intel 64 / OS X |
| Price:Free |
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ToyViewer can read and display image files in following formats: TIFF, GIF, BMP, PNG, JPG, BIE (JBIG), PCX, PCD, PICT, PNM (PPM, PBM, or PGM), XBM, MAG, SUN Rasterfile, JPEG2000 (JP2, JPC, J2K), and other formats supported by OS X. Displayed images can be saved in following formats: TIFF, PDF, GIF, BMP, PNG, JPG, JPEG2000, BIE (JBIG), PNM, or XBM.
Features:
Features:
- ToyViewer can attach a custom icon to any file as well as newly saved image file.
- ToyViewer can read and write GIF or PNG files with transparent color, and also can read and write interlaced (progressive) GIF, PNG, or JPG files.
- ToyViewer can scan (auto-display) image files in a folder.
- You can also display images in full-screen size.
- Displayed images can be scaled (enlarge/shrink).
- You can rotate, flip, or clip images.
- ToyViewer has ability to adjust brightness, contrast, color tone of images, and has some typical operations to images, such as enhancement, embossing, and so on.
- You can replace specified color with other color or transparent color.
- Full color images can be reduced into 256, 64, or 8 colors. Also, each color value of images can be cut down to 4-, 2-, or 1-bit.
- ToyViewer can make images monochrome (8-bit gray, 2-bit gray, or bi-level). Images can be printed.
- You can set ToyViewer to display any image format if there is a filter program to PPM format.
- ToyViewer provides image-conversion filter services for other applications.
- You can add comments to images (comments are written into only GIF, PNG, JPG, or PNM formats).
- You can make Aqua-button-like images.
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Jazzyguy reviewed on 16 Aug 2013
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Jazzyguy reviewed on 15 May 2013
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Redfury reviewed on 24 Sep 2011
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booomwhadis reviewed on 29 Jun 2009
By default it shows images in their original resolution. That's how i want it. You can however, if you prefer, make ToyViewer adjust larger images to your display size (a bit hidden in the preferences - note to the developer: i think that option should be moved to the main menu).
Clicking *Alt + CMD + Z* gives you a borderless "foreground" mode: you can scroll through larger images or move through them with a hand tool. Nice! At the bottom of the image viewer is a black button to view your image in full screen/ match screen mode. There is a rectangle selection feature - hitting that black button will change your selection to borderless full screen. Very nice!
As well there is a scaling option at the bottom of the image viewer.
My only suggestions for improvements:
A short key for that *match screen* button because i'm using a multi-button mouse and assigning such a short key to one of the buttons would speed up my work flow. ToyViewer's short key for toggling windows is *CMD + 0* while most other apps are using *CMD + for that.
Despite these minor issues a 5 stars program. It has as well a host of exporting and editing options but when i'm honest, i hardly used those and would start Photoshop instead.
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akrobat reviewed on 26 Jan 2008
I'm experimenting with using this as a defualt image browser instead of Preview.
Thanks for making it free.
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Roro01 reviewed on 20 Oct 2007
Developer, thanks a lot for a very useful application.
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Solution anyone?
When using "Replace Colors" on a PNG or Tiff image - although the resulting image is shown with the transparent areas intact - it is impossible to save it with its transparency. iMac Intel 10.6.3
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Pragmat rated on 06 Mar 2014
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Aetnaria rated on 15 Aug 2013