JCDSee VS Imgseek

JCDSee

JCDSee is a Java clone of popular image viewer https://alternativeto.net/software/acdsee/ .

Imgseek

imgSeek is a collection of free open source projects for searching a collection of images using...

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Categories	Graphic Design Software Digital Drawing And Painting Image Editing Photo Editing
Website	sourceforge.net

Categories	Photos & Graphics Image Editing Photo Editing Photography
Website	sourceforge.net

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Category Popularity

0-100% (relative to JCDSee and Imgseek)

Imgseek

Image Editing

32 32%

Image Editing

68% 68

Graphic Design Software

100 100%

Graphic Design Software

0% 0

Photos & Graphics

0 0%

Photos & Graphics

100% 100

Digital Drawing And Painting

62 62%

Digital Drawing And Painting

38% 38

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JCDSee mentions (0)

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Imgseek mentions (3)

Hi, I'm lookin for this picture with an added hand holdin a flip flop or a belt. I prolly have it but I have 10k pictures in my Facebook folder and I didn't find.
Maybe you can try this to search for it in your folder: Https://sourceforge.net/projects/imgseek/. Source: about 2 years ago
Looking for a software that can detect visually similar images
I'm looking for a software that can detect visually similar images inside a given folder to a given image. Something like this is perfect except it crashes every time I add a large folder. Source: about 2 years ago
Ctrl+F but with image, machine learning perhaps?
Yeah things like this exist. I have such a program on my computer for finding the best match for a given image, it uses the image to see if I have images that look similar to it (it displays a percent match of how close the provided image is to images on the system). The app I'm using is called imgSeek : https://sourceforge.net/projects/imgseek/. Source: about 3 years ago