Proprietary Phototonic Alternatives

With XnResize you can batch resize, rotate or convert images, cross-platform. XnResize is a fast, powerful and free batch image processing tool. It allows you to adjust image height and width, apply predefined sizes, adjust wrong image orientation, choose the output filenames, all within a drag and drop interface. XnResize supports all common picture and graphic formats are supported (JPEG, TIFF, PNG, GIF, WEBP, PSD, JPEG2000, OpenEXR, camera RAW, HEIC, PDF, DNG, CR2).

Xee³ Image Viewer is an streamlined and convenient image browser that allow you to manage your photos and rediscover old memmories. Xee³ Image Viewer share many similarities with macOS very own Preview app, the simplicity of the application makes it easy to browse the entire contents of folders and archives, move and copy image files quickly. The application supports most of the image formats commonly used today.

ACDSee Photo Studio is an image organizer, viewer, and photo editing application for iOS, macOS and Windows. ACDSee provides all necessary tools for professional photo editing and unrivalled file management capabilities for finding, sorting, moving, organizing, and sharing. Everything you need to master your photography workflow is provided by ACDSee Photo Studio, and available out-of-the-box.

iPhoto is an image library application built Apple, specifically for macOS and iOS. With it, you can keep your photos organized and accessible on your personal device or in the cloud, with iCloud. iPhoto allow you to rediscover favorite shots and old memories.

Apple Photos is an app native to the macOS and iOS eco system. The application comes pre-installed with all Macintosh computers, iPhones and iPads. With Apple Photos you can manage, store and browse all your photos in a neat application.

Back up unlimited photos and videos for free, up to 16MP and 1080p HD with Google Photos. The application and service is provided by Google and works on your phone, tablet or computer.

Windows Photo Viewer is an image viewer developed by Microsoft that was included with the Windows NT family of operating systems. Windows Photo Viewer was first iintroduced with Windows XP and Windows Server 2003 under its former name. It was temporarily replaced with Windows Photo Gallery in Windows Vista, but was resurfaced in Windows 7.