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ImageGlass vs Loupe

ImageGlass

imageglass.org

Loupe

apps.gnome.org

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FigureImageGlassLoupe
Price from$9.99/moFree
Free planYesYes
Free trialYes—
Open sourceYes—
WindowsYes—
macOSYes—
LinuxYesYes
APIYes—
Plans published61
Spec score · Photo Viewer Software9.1 (#2)7.4 (#23)
EditingBuilt-in editing features include rotating, flipping, cropping, lossless compression, and resizing.The app supports cropping, rotating, and flipping images.
PurposeImageGlass is a desktop image viewer for browsing and viewing image files.Loupe is an image viewer for exploring images, viewing their metadata, and making quick edits.

Plans

ImageGlass

  • ClassicFree
  • Pro Business$9.99 a month
  • Pro Individual$14.90, paid once
  • Pro Team$69, paid once
  • Pro Business$9,917 a year
  • Pro Commercial Source LicensePriced on request

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Loupe

  • Image ViewerFree

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In their own words

ImageGlass

ImageGlass is a desktop image viewer for browsing and viewing image files on Windows, macOS, and Linux. It supports more than 90 formats, including WEBP, GIF, SVG, PNG, JXL, HEIC, and RAW. Viewing tools include slideshows, thumbnails, color picking, hardware-accelerated rendering, and EXIF information through ExifGlass. Built-in edits cover rotation, flipping, cropping, lossless compression, and resizing. Pro adds an HDR Tone Mapper, free and margin panning, File Watcher, custom mouse clicks, and settings and feature locks. The app can associate external editing apps, use custom hotkeys with them, and accept extensions built with its SDK. ImageGlass says it does not scan image libraries for analytics or send images, filenames, or folder paths elsewhere. Classic is free. Pro Individual is $14.90, paid once purchase; Pro Team is $69, paid once purchase. Pro Business is $9,917 a year. The 14-day Business trial requires no account, online activation, or device lock for local license verification.

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Loupe

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