Directory-aware browsing
Open one image or a folder and Picser builds the browsing context around it, including back, forward, and reopen previous directory.
Native image browser for macOS
Picser
Open folders directly, without importing a library.
Built for fast viewing, curation, and lightweight asset organization. Picser keeps the current folder as your browsing context, with zooming, EXIF, cropping, tags, and filters in one focused window.
Supports JPEG, PNG, GIF, HEIC, TIFF, WebP, and SVG
Designed around everyday browsing speed
Picser does not take over your library. It focuses on opening, switching, reviewing, and exporting quickly.
Features
From opening a folder to filtering a set, Picser keeps the workflow in context.
Pointer-anchored zoom
Wheel zoom, drag panning, pointer-anchored scaling, and a minimap make large image inspection feel direct.
Sorting and thumbnail layouts
Sort by name, modified date, created date, size, or format, and use thumbnails to find the right image in the current folder.
EXIF and light edits
Inspect EXIF, rotate, mirror, and crop with preset or custom aspect ratios.
Tags and filters
Organize assets with tags, filter the current set, and run batch deletion from filtered results.
macOS integration
Open from Finder and set Picser as the default app for image files.
Screenshots
Real interface coverage for the full viewing path
The page uses current app screenshots for opening, zooming, rotating, cropping, EXIF, and tags.
Main view
Open a folder and start reviewing immediately.
Zoom inspection
Zoom around the pointer while keeping the browsing context.
Rotate and mirror
Use the toolbar for common orientation fixes.
Crop
Preset and custom aspect ratios cover everyday cropping.
EXIF details
Review camera settings, file format, and image metadata in a side drawer.
Tags
Assign tags and filter the current image set.
Tags
Tags are live
Short recordings show tag entry points, tag management, and filtering by tags.
Tag entry
Enter the tag workflow from the browser.
Tag management
Create, edit, and maintain asset tags.
Filter by tags
Narrow the current image set with tag filters.
Plans
Free vs paid
Annual subscription and full unlock include the same advanced features. They differ only in payment model, and both are purchased inside the app. If you want to try the full workflow first, start with the annual plan and use the 7-day free trial.
Free
For opening, browsing, and reviewing image sets quickly.
- Open images and folders
- Directory-aware previous / next
- Recursive scanning and format support
- Zoom, pan, and minimap
- Theme, shortcuts, and cache settings
Annual
Yearly subscriptionFor frequent use, with a 7-day free trial started inside the app after download.
- Open images and folders
- Directory-aware previous / next
- Recursive scanning and format support
- Zoom, pan, and minimap
- Theme, shortcuts, and cache settings
- EXIF side drawer
- Rotate, mirror horizontal, mirror vertical
- Crop and custom aspect ratios
- Slideshow playback
- Tags and tag filters
Full unlock
One-time purchaseDownload first, then unlock the full feature set with a one-time purchase inside the app.
- Open images and folders
- Directory-aware previous / next
- Recursive scanning and format support
- Zoom, pan, and minimap
- Theme, shortcuts, and cache settings
- EXIF side drawer
- Rotate, mirror horizontal, mirror vertical
- Crop and custom aspect ratios
- Slideshow playback
- Tags and tag filters
Annual subscription and full unlock have no feature difference, only a different payment model.
Picser Pro
Pro features for frequent workflows
Picser is downloaded from the App Store, and every trial or purchase happens inside the app. It currently offers a free tier, an annual subscription with a 7-day free trial, and a full unlock option.
- Free tier available on download
- Annual subscription includes a 7-day free trial
- Full unlock is a one-time purchase
- Purchases and restore flows happen inside the app