Sometime I’ve got images that comes in a zip file. I don’t want to extract it somewhere to view images inside, as I want to preserve the original form of the source file. I create ZipPicView as a way to view those images. It has a sufficient feature set that I want. The features includes:
- Open images from a directory, a PDF file, or an archive file (*.zip is working best).
- Browse internal directory structure.
- View images, one-by-one.
- Auto advance, like a slideshow.
- Save individual image to a separate file.
ZipPicView is written entirely in C#. It’s licensed in MIT license and currently available on Microsoft Store.
Screenshots

Browsing image files in a directory or an archive

Viewing image inside a zip file

While viewing image, hide all of the control