SnapView — Browse, compare, and cull photos faster on Mac

Hey Product Hunt!

I built SnapView because I wanted a Mac image viewer that felt fast, simple, and actually useful for real photo workflow.

Preview is fine for opening a single image, but it starts to feel awkward when you want to move quickly through a folder, compare similar shots, check EXIF, review RAW+JPG pairs, or cull photos without opening a heavy photo manager.

SnapView is my attempt to sit somewhere in the middle:
lightweight like a viewer, but practical enough for browsing, comparing, selecting, exporting, checking metadata, and now even reviewing photos and videos in the same folder.

It supports:

• fast folder browsing

• Grid / Filmstrip / Manage views

• 2–4 image compare mode

• RAW+JPG pairing

• EXIF and histogram overlays

• ZIP browsing

• video preview

• OCR

• export presets

• Finder and Lightroom-friendly workflow

It launched recently on the Mac App Store and reached #3 in Photo & Video on the Korean Mac App Store on launch day, which was honestly a lot more than I expected.

SnapView is free, and I’m still improving it based on real user feedback.

I’d love to hear what you think — especially if you review, compare, or cull a lot of photos on Mac.