The extremely lightweight file viewer with inspector functions. Open images, audio and video in a flash and check them down to the pixel – with rulers, guides, pixel grid and codec info.
PNG, JPG, BMP, GIF and TIF open instantly, zoom down to single pixels.
MP3, MP4 and MOV. Unsupported video codecs are converted to H.264 on request (FFmpeg).
Format, dimensions, file size, duration and codec of every file at a glance.
Ctrl+R shows rulers, drag guides out of them, Ctrl+H hides them again.
Above 400 % zoom a fine grid outlines every single pixel.
New window, tabs, tiles or list – and browse through a whole folder.
Paste screenshots and copied images directly with Ctrl+V.
Light or dark design and English or German interface.
No installation needed: unzip the download and start «Dynooh MiniPixels.exe». The program is code-signed (Certum, Christian Tanner), so Windows shows a verified publisher.
Yes. MiniPixels is free and open source under the MIT license – no account, no ads, no subscription.
No. Unzip the download and start «Dynooh MiniPixels.exe». It only needs the Microsoft Edge WebView2 Runtime, which is already present on current Windows 10 and Windows 11 systems.
Images as PNG, JPG, BMP, GIF and TIF, audio as MP3 and video as MP4 and MOV. Video codecs that Windows cannot play are converted to H.264 with FFmpeg on request; FFmpeg is only downloaded then.
Open an image and press ← / →: MiniPixels loads the previous or next file from the same folder. Ctrl+Tab switches between the files you opened.
No. Opened files never leave your computer. MiniPixels only goes online when you agree to the FFmpeg download.