Sadly, you won’t be able to do any advanced editing as in Photoshop and other alternatives. Your mouse and keyboard give you access to scrolling, and you can quickly print with the touch of a few buttons. You can rotate images around if they are upside down or at the wrong angle. There are a few other tools available if you’re using the free version. It has a drag-and-drop functionality that makes it straightforward to open them, or you can browse.

Once you’ve linked the account, you can easily view your images and upgrade your membership at any time. It will ask you for your email address, which you’ll need to verify afterwards. Select Show Original to display the pre-developed or pre-edited version of the image when you right-click.Ĭheck or uncheck the Show EXIF Information checkbox to display the right-clicked photo's EXIF information.To use ACDSee Free, you need an account. Select the size of the preview that displays when you right-click. Add image to sub-menu: when you right-click, displays preview in a sub-menu, available by clicking the arrow next to ACDSee PicaView.

Add image to main menu: when you right-click, displays preview in the main menu.On the ACDSee PicaView Options dialog, set or change the options as described below.Ĭheck the Display Image checkbox to display a preview of the right-clicked file on the context menu.At the top of the preview, click ACDSee PicaView | Options.Right-click a file in Windows/File Explorer™ to access the ACDSee PicaView preview.and navigating to ACDSee PicaView in the Options dialog's menu. Access these settings by clicking ACDSee PicaView | Options., or through ACDSee, by going to Tools | Options.

You can configure a variety of ACDSee PicaView's settings, including the size of the preview, what information displays, and more.

You can access the ACDSee PicaView preview by right-clicking a file in Windows/File Explorer™. You can also view a preview of any other image file format supported by ACDSee. If you right-click, you can view your image EXIF information or view your image files in various sizes - including RAW files. ACDSee PicaView is a quick and easy file viewer 'add-on' for Windows/File Explorer™ that saves you time by letting you preview files without having to open them in an application.

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