

SimilarImages
A free application designed to find similar images (duplicates) on your HDD.
SimilarImages will try to determine similar images in your dropped files. Then it displays results pair-wise, so that you may manage them easily.
How does SimilarImages find those similar images?
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Cost / License
- Free Personal
- Proprietary
Application types
Alerts
- Discontinued
Platforms
- Windows
See message about further features on homepage: https://tn123.org/simimages/
Features
Properties
- Lightweight
Features
- Ad-free
- Works Offline
- No registration required
- Duplicate File Finder
- Find similar images
Tags
- find-similar
- similar-images
SimilarImages News & Activities
Recent activities
- RudolphX updated SimilarImages
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SimilarImages information
What is SimilarImages?
A free application designed to find similar images (duplicates) on your HDD.
SimilarImages will try to determine similar images in your dropped files. Then it displays results pair-wise, so that you may manage them easily.
How does SimilarImages find those similar images?
It uses a somewhat modified version of the "Quadrant RGB" algorithm and futhermore considers some other meta-information provided by the source files. This basicially means: the images will be split into quadrants and average RGB values are computed. Pairs that have pretty "close" avg. numbers are considered being "similar".







Comments and Reviews
I found a way to get video comparison to work:
In fact it checks 4 thumbs made from video against other files, so it will help with same videos/different resolutions/quality, but not with files which e.g. are missing 10 seconds at the start, because then thumbs will be different. I have to check yet if thumbs are generated by percentage, frame or timestamp. If it would be percentage/timestamp then frame rate wouldn't matter.
Also great app. Discontinued, but still usable and the best I know. 11/10!
The Compatibility trick works, even up to Windows 7, however, it breaks the ability to add mapped and/or network drives...Can't have it all I guess...