

Fly Photos
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Fly Photos is one of the fastest photo viewers built for Windows, designed as a modern replacement for the now-discontinued Google Picasa Photo Viewer.
Cost / License
- Free
- Open Source
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Platforms
- Windows
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Excellent photo viewer. Must have for everyone. Anyone who love the legendary Picasa Photo Viewer (now abandoned, R.I.P.) are going to love this. Fast. Lightweight. Simple. Beautiful. Easy to use. And modern design that does not look outdated (unlike many photo viewers out there). It does not overwhelm the interface with trillions of options, menus, and features that you won't use (unlike many photo viewers out there).
It is fully native to Windows and is designed specifically for modern Windows, so it's very fast & efficient and has modern design that fits right in with other Windows 11 apps.
You can set it as a default photo viewer for each file type by right clicking a photo "Open with" "Choose another app" Scroll down to the bottom "Choose an app on your PC" browse to Fly Photo's install location and select the Fly Photos executable.
For anyone coming over from Picasa: Visit Fly Photo's settings. A couple of toggles and Fly Photos will look & feel right at home. (For one, enable startup & exit zoom animation, which is disabled by default.)
Searched for Picasa Photo Viewer alternative for years and finding this is like a godsend.
Nice that Fly Photos creates its own "open with" in context. There's tiny thumbnails in strip form at the bottom and rather high transparency by default. Transparency can be adjusted, but thumbnails can only be enlarged to 60x60. FastStone will make much larger thumbnails. Program uses a number of Microsoft labeled files. Runs surprisingly heavy for standard images.. was it my system?