If the iOS is the best mobile platform, macOS should be the best platform for computer. Although it comes with so many features, you might face a problem when trying to open a bunch of images. The in-built app is not capable of showing images one by one like Windows Photo Viewer does. That will certainly create problem if you have recently migrated from Windows to Mac. However, to solve that problem, you can use these photo viewer and managements apps on your Mac. Not all of them are free but you may try them one by one to check which one suits you the most.

Best Photo Viewer and Management Apps for Mac

1] Photos

Photos is the in-built app for macOS that will let you do almost everything you are thinking of. From managing all the images to edit, you can do everything with the help of this beautiful app. As mentioned earlier, you can edit your images as it comes with all the options to do all the basic editing like color adjustment, color grading, crop, cut and more others. As this is an in-built app, you do not have to install it in your computer and this is available with all the recent versions of macOS. To find your images, you need to import images/folders in this app. The best thing is you can include iCloud images as well.

2] Adobe Bridge CC

Adobe Bridge CC is yet another awesome application that you can use to manage your photos without any major issue. Obviously, you need to download it to your computer. As it application has been developed by Adobe, you should not have any problem regarding compatibility or anything like that. This digital asset management software will let you organize your photos in different manners so that you can use it with other software. As this tool has been made by Adobe, you would not have any problem using it tool with other Adobe software such as Photoshop or Illustrator or Premiere Pro, etc. The user interface of this tool is pretty good and you should not have any issue even when you are using it for the first time. Some of the useful features of this tool are mentioned below-

• Bulk import, export and preview CC Libraries assets
• Edit photo capture time
• Export/ Import network cache
• Native PDF Output Module
• Easy upload of images to Adobe Stock so you can get royalties for your work
• Support for Retina and HiDPI displays with the ability to scale
• Automated cache management
• Publishing to Adobe Portfolio to build your personalized website
• Quick organization and stacking of panoramic and HDR images
• On-demand thumbnail and metadata generation
• Option to import photos and videos from your mobile device or digital camera on macOS

3] Picktorial

Picktorial is another very intuitive photo management application available for macOS. Although it has a free edition, you can also opt for the paid version that costs $4.99/month. This is meaningless to mention that the paid version comes with all the unlimited features those you might not get in the free version. Like the Photos app for macOS, you can find a ton of options to edit your pictures. The best thing is it does support RAW photos so that you can edit maximum. Some of the handy features of this tool are as follows-

• Patch tool
• Skin smoothing
• Adjustment brush
• Linear gradient
• Radial gradient
• Highlights & shadows
• Curves adjustment
• Frames & styling
• Luminosity mask
• Color mask
• Edge aware brush
• Photo organization
• Comparable editing
• Metadata editing

And more others. The user interface of this app is more than good and you should all the options right in your fingertips. However, you might need to know a little bit of editing to get started with the editing panel of this tool. Otherwise, you can use it whenever possible.

4] Lyn

Lyn is a very simple and useful photo management or organizational tool available for macOS. Although it is a paid app, which costs $20, you can try the free trial so that you can know whether this app is suitable for you or not. Talking about compatibility, you can install Lyn on macOS 10.9 or later version. It does support almost all the image formats including JPEG, PNG, RAW, PPM, WebP and so on. It has a basic user interface and you can find all the images on your right-hand side and folders on the left-hand side. Talking about specific features, you can get a browser, sharing option, fullscreen viewer, metadata editor, maps, color correction, smart folders and so on. The best thing is you can import videos and play them accordingly. Apart from offline folders, you can import images from various cloud storage including Google Drive, Dropbox, Flickr and so on.

That’s all! These are some of the best photo management or organizational tools for macOS. Hope they would help you manage your photos without any problem.