The app also uses your phone’s accelerometer, for older phones, and the gyroscope, on newer phones, to allow you to rotate your screen for easy scrolling of the magnified picture. Pictures can also be rotated left and right, deleted or cropped, and easily set as a contact photo or wallpaper. It’s a nice feature, but it displays the photos in order, with no option for shuffling. Photos in a folder can also be viewed as a slideshow. I personally like the grid view more, as you can view more photos at once. You can view each folder’s pictures as a grid or a filmstrip. It would be nice if they could add viewing of pictures in your cloud storage, such as Google Drive or Dropbox. Photos can be organized by the albums they are in, by date or time, people, or tags. When opening the app, you are given several viewing options. Videos will also show up in your picture albums, but require a separate video app to play them. You can also choose to show a map of your photo, allowing you to easily see where you are on the photo.

When zooming in on a picture, you can long tap the screen to start scrolling around the magnified picture by simply rotating your phone sideways, or up and down. You can easily find photos stored on your phone to view, start slideshows, and easily zoom in and view the fine details. RequirementsĪdd this to the project build.RotoView Photo Viewer is an alternative photo viewer for your android phone. Check out our portfolio and see more libraries from stfalcon-studio. We develop software since 2009, and we're known experts in this field. Need iOS and Android apps, MVP development or prototyping? Contact us via.

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A simple and customizable full-screen image viewer with shared image transition support, 'pinch to zoom' and 'swipe to dismiss' gestures.

Android image viewer