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14 Best Free and Open Source Terminal-Based Image Viewers

Want to view 24-bit high definition images in your terminal? We recommend our favourite terminal-based image viewers.

Picket is a screen color picker for Linux with magnifier and custom/user defined formats.

FIM (Fbi IMproved) is a highly customizable and scriptable image viewer. It aims to be a “Swiss Army knife” for viewing images.

High dynamic range imaging (HDR) is an important technology for photographers. We pick the best HDR software for Linux.

The AR Tag Placement and Finder Tool is a minimalist image editor designed for placing augmented reality (AR) tags and QR codes, into images.

A metadata editor is computer software which allows users to view and edit metadata tags interactively and save them in the graphics file.

flxvwr is a simple, cross-platform image viewer which provides a minimal user interface, keyboard shortcuts, and smooth performance.

Foto is a simple image viewer. It simply shows an image either on a window or in the terminal. It is designed to be used in scripts.

PixelViewer is a cross-platform image viewer supports reading raw Luminance/YUV/RGB/ARGB/Bayer pixels data from file and rendering it.

vv is different from the vast majority of image viewers. It’s a small command-line program to view images from the terminal.