FileExplorerGallery

Quick gallery integrated into Windows File Explorer

FileExplorerGallery will let you quickly view all images in the currently opened folder.

Based on the image gallery in Atlasee

Download the latest release here

Open

Simply press F12 (default shortcut, can be changed) to open it up, when you are in the desired folder

Once the FileExplorerGallery is opened, you can navigate between your images using keyboard or mouse.

Zoom

You can zoom in by double-clicking or using a mouse scroll. To reset back, press a right mouse button.

Rotate

You can rotate your image by pressing the rotate icon on the top border

Slideshow

To run a slideshow of your images (you can configure the duration in the settings), press the slideshow button on the top border.

Other actions

• To delete currently displayed image, press "Delete" button or trash can icon in the top bar

  • By default, you will get a confirmation message, if you don't want to display a confirmation message on delete, you can disable it in the settings - "Show confirmation on delete"
  • If you want to move your images into "Backup" folder instead of deleting them directly, you can enable setting "Backup deleted images" which will move deleted images into the specified folder instead.
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• To save image after you rotated it, press "Ctrl+S" or save icon in the top bar

• Right clicking the application tray icon you can open its settings.

• FileExplorerGallery supports auto-update and can start on the Windows startup.

Windows File Explorer integration points:

• Shows images in the currently focused window - FileExplorerGallery will be opened on the same monitor if you have multiple.
• Selected image in the File Explorer will be selected in FileExplorerGallery when it shows up
• FileExplorerGallery follows the same ordering as you currently have in your folder (please note, if you make a change in your folder ordering, you need to go out of this folder and come back in order for FileExplorerGallery to pick it up. This is the current limitation)

NOTE: After starting FileExplorerGallery, it might take up to 10 seconds before you can use it (Windows API to get opened File Explorer Windows needs to "warm up")