

First Impression
First Impression is a free and minimal image viewer with a focus on maximizing the space used for viewing your images by doing away with command bars and buttons. First Impression is controlled entirely by keyboard shortcuts and a small menu accessed by right clicking on the...
Cost / License
- Free
- Proprietary
Application types
Alerts
- Discontinued
Platforms
- Windows
The official website is no longer available. Last version, 1.02, released on October 2009, can be still downloaded from Softpedia.
Features
First Impression News & Activities
Recent activities
- ZoGa_Loo added Lightweight as a feature to First Impression
- ZoGa_Loo reviewed First Impression
First Impression is all I've been looking for these past few weeks. No dum tool buttons at the top and no title bar. Note, it isn't possible resize the image like how you'd click and drag with a regular window. To resize it, Right Click View Zoom in \ Zoom Out, then it'll make the window smaller or larger. There's no ability to keep it on top of other windows, sadly, would've been decent. By default it supports the following formats; bmp, gif, jpg, jpeg, png, tiff. Apparently you can add...
- ZoGa_Loo liked First Impression
First Impression information
What is First Impression?
First Impression is a free and minimal image viewer with a focus on maximizing the space used for viewing your images by doing away with command bars and buttons. First Impression is controlled entirely by keyboard shortcuts and a small menu accessed by right clicking on the image viewing window. Navigation forward and backward through your selected image directory is handled by the space and backspace keys, home and end skip you to the start and end of the directory respectively. You can edit the list of image extensions it will load, what image rendering algorithm it uses etc.




Comments and Reviews
First Impression is all I've been looking for these past few weeks. No dum tool buttons at the top and no title bar. Note, it isn't possible resize the image like how you'd click and drag with a regular window. To resize it, Right Click View Zoom in \ Zoom Out, then it'll make the window smaller or larger. There's no ability to keep it on top of other windows, sadly, would've been decent. By default it supports the following formats; bmp, gif, jpg, jpeg, png, tiff. Apparently you can add more in Preferences, cool!