Loupe allows users to view an image's properties. All images will have the following + basic properties:
+Image size
+Image format
+File size
+File creation date
+File modification date
+If the file has Exif metadata, it + will be shown below the basic properties.
+To view the selected image's properties, press the
Loupe is an image viewer that supports modern image formats. It provides:
+Fast GPU accelerated image rendering with tiled rendering for SVGs
+Extendable and sandboxed raster image decoding
+Extensive support for touchpad and touchscreen gestures
+Accessible presentation of the most important metadata
+Loupe allows users to pick images with the file chooser at any time.
+Click the
Select the image you want to open, then click
Loupe will open with the selected image showing, and the other images in the directory can be reached by browsing.
+Users can also open images in Loupe directly from their file manager.
+Open your preferred file manager application.
+Navigate to the image you want to view in Loupe.
+If Loupe is set as your default image viewer, use the file manager's function for opening files.
+If Loupe is not your default image viewer, you will need to select
Loupe also accepts local image files dragged from other applications.
+In the source application, begin dragging the image.
+Drag the image over the Loupe main window. A blue highlighted area should appear.
+Drop the image while it's still hovered over the main window.
+When opening an image from the file chooser or file manager, Loupe will load other files
+ in the parent directory of the image and sort them in alphabetical order. Users can
+ browse the other images in the directory with the
Click the
Select the application you want to open the image with.
+Click the
Paste your image in your application of choice.
+Zoom out from the image completely.
+Click and hold the selected image.
+Drag the image to your application of choice.
+Loupe uses glycin for + loading images. You can check glycin's README + for more details about the formats supported by the default loaders and the features + provided by each format.
+Glycin's loaders are configurable, and new loaders can be created by third-parties, + so the supported formats on your system may vary.
+If a user wants to remove an image, they can press the
Users can zoom in with the
Touchpad and touchscreen users can also zoom with a two-finger pinch gesture.
+Mouse and touchpad users can pan the view when zoomed in by clicking and dragging the image. + Touchscreen users can use a single-finger drag gesture to pan the view. Users with a keyboard + can also use the following keyboard shortcuts:
+Users can use the
Touchpad and touchscreen users can also use a two-finger rotate gesture.
+Loupe has a simple fullscreen mode. Users can toggle fullscreen mode by pressing the