BigPicture

With BigPicture, you get instant access to detailed image information, customizable views, a convenient built-in search and relink engine, plus amazing link and edit tools.

Detailed, Sortable Picture List
For each image, BigPicture reports the name, page, path, color model (CMYK, RGB, etc.), format (TIFF, EPS, etc), file size, image resolution (original and scaled), creator application, image compression, required EPS fonts and colors, dimensions, date modified, print status, scaling, angle, and link status.

You can sort the picture list by any attribute, in ascending or descending order, as well as select a range of pictures that matches a specific criterion (for example, all RGB images).

Integrated Search and Link
BigPicture’s built-in search engine scans your hard drive or any mounted volume for missing pictures. You can then automatically link missing pictures with any of the returned matches found.

You also have options for retaining picture attributes and updating all picture occurrences.

Picture Renaming
Renaming pictures is as easy as clicking on the picture name and typing. BigPicture will rename the picture in the Finder, update the QuarkXPress link, and change all the document occurrences as well.

Editing Images
You can edit an image or group of images with their creator or any other application you choose. BigPicture will launch that application and open the pictures for you, ready for editing. A built-in favorites list feature also keeps track of the 15 programs you’ve used the most.


Other Features
Update all modified pictures in one step (great for daylight-saving time changes).

Unlink images using any of these options: retain only picture name and preview, or retain only screen preview (“No Disk File”).

Relink pictures with a different folder. This allows quick switching back and forth between a folder with low resolution pictures and one with high resolution pictures.

Replace any picture (regardless of its current status) with another, while retaining original transformations such as scaling and box offset.

Move a group of pictures to a different folder, so you can organize images by page, type or any other criteria you choose.

Reveal image file in the Finder, or show picture location in document