(It will show animated GIFs as unanimated still images.)

Displays geolocation of images, if applicable.

Can read EXIF data for images that have them.

Can do some actions in batch, such as rotate, delete, and share.

Supports all the standard image gallery features (pinch-to-zoom, rotation, deletion, full screen view, slideshow, share images, etc.).

Allows users to view local images (the ones on phone’s internal memory and SD card) and images from Picasa, Smugmug, Flickr, Facebook, Photobucket, Tumblr, and Deviant Art.

Feel free to drop by when you have time! Table of Contents This article is part of our Best Free Android Apps repository. Keep this in mind if you are low on storage space and can’t afford to have two apps installed that perform the same function. (After you download an image viewer app, you will be prompted the next time you try to view an image as to what app you want to view the image with.) Even after you set the new image viewer as the default app, the stock image viewer app that came with your phone will not be uninstalled. You will have to manually set the new image viewer as the default app for viewing images. Take note that downloading a free image viewer from Android Market will not automatically replace the image viewer app that came with your phone. We have search Android Market far and wide, found free image gallery replacements, and listed the best ones for you here. You know as they say… when it is broke you must fix it. For example, on my Nexus S the stock image gallery takes a noticeable amount of time to search for new image files and often times it bugs out and cannot even find them.

The problem is many times these image viewers are slow and buggy. All Android handsets come with an image viewer, typically the stock image gallery app provided by Google.

Android image viewer