Deleting many images can be extremely slow, as it tries to update the result count at every delete.Īll three of these tools find visual duplicates, not just files that are identical byte for byte. It unfortunately does not provide an automatic selection mechanism with rational criteria, such as resolution, date or whatever, the automatic selection seems to just randomly just pick the first image found as the reference to preserve. Even then, it does not work perfectly at least for some kinds of images, like line-art. The "custom" level of similarity allows restricting pairings only to the highest degree of similarity, but it has to be set on Preferences as 99. Or even some are high quality jpegs and other low quality jpegs (if. However, if there are multiple copies of the same photo and some of these are high resolution images and other low resolution images. DK seems to mark one photo as reference photo. For visual comparison of images, there are specific, non-default options on a drop-down menu. Hi, I have just tried the Find duplicate images feature of DK. You can drop directories to add their contents recursively. Drag and drop image files do the duplicates window. In the menu, select File / Find duplicate. Pass all the images you want to compare on the command line.
Click on the Scan button to start the scanning process. Set the desired image matching parameters to get the most accurate scan results. You can use its drag and drop functionality to add the photos or folders to the scan area with ease. This will look for duplicates across your whole collection. Open the Quick Photo Finder application and add photos/ folders containing duplicate images for scanning.
In the menu, select Tools / Find duplicates.
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